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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08
HAS HELD OFFICE
81. FOR FIFTY-F0UR YEARS

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Oct. s-The old.
est candidate on any ticket in New
York state this fall Is Cyrus NJ. Crum
OF Nynck. Although so years old no
will stump Pockland county for re-
election as county clerk. He already
enjoys the distinction Of being the
oldest county clerk In the United
States. He has held the office con-
tnuously for 81 years.
Mr.. Crum Is n Democrat hut on sew
eral occasions the younger element in
his party has tried to shelve him and
has succeeded in defeating him and
nomination. Each time. however, he
has been nominated by the Republic
ans or has run independently and been
elected BY substantial maioritics
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~ w El ~ al ~ '71f5i &
HARDWARE MEN MEET.
Preliminary Stems Taken In Organizing
state Institution.

u Hardware dealers from all parts Of
the state held a meeting this morning
In the card room at the Commercini
club and the first steps were taken to
organize n Retail Hardware Mcn,s as
ISOLATION. The organization will prob
ably be patterned after the state asso-
citation Of Idaho. The purpose Of the
fassoclntion Is y to regulnte9 the credit
system wand eliminate some objection
able things from the Observation-Disclosures
H. G. Crabhe OF the Crabhe Hardware
company was chosen temporary secre,
Stary. A board OF directors was elected
and the other off ers Will be chosen at
q meeting Monday, when permanent
5nrgantzatlon LIS effected. II 81 a 81
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INSTRUCTED TO NOTIFY
III EUROPEAN POWERS

Paris. Oct. s.--Scbastano Magazines
Lima, the Progressive Republican lead
err, stopping here, who. received in
structions from the progressive gov
eminent to notify several foreign pow
ers Of the change of government In
Portugal, now waits the arrival of Of
fetal documents before requesting an
audience with Premier BRAND, from
whom he will inquire the attitude to-
ward the new republic. The Republican
leader pays a cordial tribute to the
loyalty Of Count De Sousa Rosa, Pro-
gressive minister to France, VINO re-
mains faithful to King Manuel.
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WILL NOT SEIZE KINGS
PRIVTIS PROPERTY

Bordeaux, Oct. s.. Advices from Lis
bon say that the new Republican gov
eminent has declared Its intention not
to seize the private property of King
Manuel There has been much specu-
lalion over this matter. The Repub-
; lcan leaders said several weeks ago
In outlining their so-called program
that II the revolt was n success, they
would favor the seizure of the kings
property and the payment Of an an
nual pension to the king.
The royal fortune isivery. large, both
In personal property and in houses and
lands. The king, however, pays taxes
upon all his property. like any Portu-
gucse CitIZen.L ~ -
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FAIR WILL CLOSE
IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Big DoubIe-Night Firework Dis
play to Conclude Successful
State Exposition.
PROFITS AND NO GAMBLING
President Mcdonald Happy Over The
Result OF Experiment OF Cut
ting Out Betting.
CLOSING DAY AT
UTAH STATE FAIR


Tonight at the state fair a fire.
works display of exceptional meriE
win be given as 1t will consist of
two ordinary displays. Last year
the State Fair association had two
nights fireworks material left over
and ii is Intended TO shoot them III
off tonight. twill be sight well
worth seeing and a fitting grand
finale to the state fair.
The attendance throughout the
week has been as follows:
Monday ............... ......... 1'oVp
Tuesday ......... ......,........lV'VVV
Wednesday, ......... .,.....'... lS'VVo
Thursday .......... ............ls,ooV
Friday .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Saturday (estimatcd) ..........2 $4,000
These do not include the conces-
sionarlcs, and the guests which this
year number S94.
Miss Myrtle Green Of Canyon road
took away the Shetland pony
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ALCOHOLIC IRONS
ARE VERY DANGEROUS

Fresno. Cal. Oct. S.-Alcoholic irons
pcddled around pinubia, 80 miles south
east Of Fresno, claimed their second
victim yesterday, when one exploded
in the hand Of Mrs, Gottlob Zaretzke.
wife of prosperous rancher, and
burned her probably fatally. In the,
resulting fire, while her. husband Was Y,
the home burned down with their saw
ings for the season. }. vs. ;S,
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POPULATION STATISTICS.

Washington, Oct. 1s,-Population sta
tistics of the thirteenth census were
made today by the census bureau for
the following cities:
San Diego. Cal. 39.57S. an increase
of 2l,s7s or 1886 per cent over 1900 in
1900.
Orange. n. j., 2g,630, an increase OF
0,4s9 or 22.7 per cent over 24.14l in 1900
Wichita, Kan. 52,45o, an increase Of
27,T79 or 1l2.G per cent over 24,67l in
1000
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BRAGA AND ASSOCIATES
FEELING MORE SECURE

70 g..
Lisbon, Oct. s.-Provlsional President
Brasa ana his associates each day
feeling more secure in their newly
assumed authority. are drawing tight
er the rcins of government and began
actively today to put into practise the
principles for which they have stood
and which they have promised shall
be the bulwarks of the new republic:
It Is apparent that no time Is to be
lost not only because of the necessity
OF meeting popular expectations at
home, but as well for the moral eff
feet upon other nations, the recogni-
ton of which is anXiously sought.
4 The first step was the publication
today OF an official decree ordering all
religious bodies in Portugal to leave
the country within "a hours.
The government has promised the
separation of church and state and the
suppression OF the religious orders. Al
most at the moment that the decree
appeared Marquis de Voimbaul was
ing sheltered members OF the religious
bodies and having concealed arms IN
his home. Troops were stationed III
the vicinity of the religious districts.
Or. Alfonso Costa, the minister Of
Justice. also issued n decree ordering
the release Of all persons detained by
the monarchy on the charge Of belong
ing to secret societies This Is in full
.fllment of the projected policy Of per-
sonal freedom.
Dr. Costa visited the camp OF the
republican soldiers and congratulated
those who had distinguished them
selves In the recent fighting. These IN
icludcd two women who had taken
places in the ranks and participated
throughout the combat.
Word comes from Oporto that some
prisoners broke out of the Jail and
fired on their guards. who replied,
killing two and wounding 16.
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Drawing Tighter Itcins of Government
Sg5 And Putting Principles
III Practise.

Gibraltar. Oct. Skiing Manuel
.:.::aIc his first known reference to the
revolution today when he is report
ed to have said that he had every con-
ildcnce that he would be able to re-
turn to Lisbon rs he declared most of
the army and the bulk Of the people
were loyal at heart. @
King Manuel of Portugal and the
others of the royal party landed from
the imperial yacht Amelie late last
night and were driven to the cottage
of Gov. Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter,
where they will remain for time. The,
Spanish fleet from Algeciras left here
today sailing westward.
Queen Mother Amelie. Dowager
Queen Maria Pia and Prince Al
4fonso and the duke OF Oporto drove
about the town today in an ordinary
cab They personally dispatched tele-
grams to the telegraph office, made
purchases at the shops and attended
to some monetary business at the
bank Subsequently they visited the
Anglican cathedral.
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CORRAL, IDAHO, POSTMASTER


Washington, D. c., Oct. s,--Frank e.
Hanson has been appointed postmaster
at Corral. Blaine county. Ida. vice s.
u. Clark, resigned.
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SWEDISH MINISTER Il 10 /,

ynr taptsk , Oct. Count Ehrens-
anno;n S y minister to Belgium, was
ton 4, ,teds today minister at Washing .
sirnad' succession to. m, Lagrantz, Re-
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only Three MonarchicaI Leaders
Took Active Part Against
Revolution.
PARTY SIMPLY DISAPPEARED At !: 2
IN Minds OF People Admiral Candida
Refs Has Become u
Martyr.

Lisbon. Oct. S,-Quict continues to
reign in this city and thus far there
has been no sign of any reaction III
{avor of the old regime. The monarch
jral party is generally regarded as
dead. particularly since the Radicals
/. under the leadership of DR.. Jose Maria
Alpoim have thrown in their lot hearu-
" with the Republicans OF all the
nonarchical leaders. only three, In
Guiding Gen. Pimentel Pinto and two
rrancists vasconcellos Porto and
avres Arnellas, are said to have taken
any active share in attempting to sup
press the revolutionary movement.
The complete disappearance OF the
monarchical party is reflected IN the
discontinuanco of the seven newspapers
which represent the entire monarch 11lc'N
press.
1t is not vet indicated what action
the new government will take against
the leaders of the opposition. How
sver. Gen, Pinto, who is a former min
ister OF war, has been arrested ana anu
several officials, including Vasconcelloss.
porto. have been directed to report
Themselves at once to headquarters.
The date for. the re-assembling or the
national assembly has not yet been
fixed.
ADMIRAL CANDIDO REFS
HAS BECOME a MAIsTYls
Lisbon, Oct. S.-Admiral Candida
Refs, who committed suicide on his flag
shin shortly after the uprising began,
III the belief that the revolution had
been unsuccessful, has taken place
In the minds OF the populace alongside
the other so-called martyrs OF the
outburst which led up directly to the
revolution, DR.. Bonbards. whose as
sass!nation was the occasion for an
events of the last few days.
Admiral Refs took the initiative In.
precipitatng the revolutionary move
lnent among the vessels Of the fleet
which lay anchored off Lisbon. He had
agreed withgthe-other Republican naval
leaders that a salute OF t3l guns should
5rbe the signal on each boat apprislnE
= the others that the uprising was sue
cessful.i In the confusion which att
z tended the outbreak, on the cruisers
only three guns We're fired. Admiral
ncir,4 hearing those three guns, jumped
to the conclusion that the whole move
mcnt had failed. In despair he drew
his revolver and fired a shot into his
head dying Mt once
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
Is CHARGED. WITH
MURDER OF CHILD
NORTH pAkoTAN RECENTLY
FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING
WIFE, FACES ANOTHER
TRIAL.

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 21-An-
other sensation developed Saturday in
the case Of Frank MikI, the walsh
county Bohemian, recently convicted
or second degree murder and sentenced
TO thlrty years, when Mikl was ar
raigned on the second charge. that of
numbering his baby boy. He was
Iound guilty of second degree murder
on charge OF uxorcide.
The accused man was bound over
to the district court and his trial on
the second charge will come up Feb.
20 MikIs arrest on the second charge
was the result of the feeling OF the
people who demanded his life. After
the recent conviction Mikl confessed
70 Attorney Swanson's colleague in
the case that he choked the boy to
death when; his wife admitted Ii was
not his son and afterward killed her
when she threatened to tell what he
had done.
The confession leaked out and the
people of the county have forced a
second trial The defense in the Sec
ond case will probably be insanity and
1t Is also very probable that an affida-
Wit or prejudice will be filed and an ef-
fort made to move the case to another
county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21

sighs and sweet embraces of yester-
days.
These schemes of industry when
once exposed always leave sore spots.
but sorer are the spots when tinged
with romance.
Bell left Minot, it is understood for
Minneapolis, and was last seen there
check cashed at Hotel Radisson and
bearing a local endorser turned up to
slap some of the local people in the
face with the rude STAN of mot suf-
ficient funds" OF course it was cared
for and that is the last echoes heard
locally. His fiance, it is said, saw him
during his stay in Minneapolis. She
believes in flim.
The really last heard from Bell.
however, and what some tenderly
speak of the latest news, was post
dated New York, and to the effect
that he would return to Minot soon.
Many citizens hope 1t will be soon
but in the meantime they gaze pa
tiently on the soft sepia tinted pic
ture of the Chicago promoter beauti-
fully butressed about with the pictures
of the fair DANES of Minot Its gentle
colors. breath an almost benign bless
ing upon the pioneers in the movement
to lower the price of meat but the
premium on porterhouse scars in open
defiance in the meat market across
the street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
CONFIDENCE MAN
GETS 2 BROTHERS
ANDERSON BROTHERS OF FER.
GUS FALLS ARE TOUCHED
FOR s1e0 IN A MINoT
HOTEL.

Minot. N. D.. Feb. 2t.-By success
fully worming himself into their con-
fidence a man registering as John
Robsrts succeeded in fleeing two
brothers out of $3.50.
The Anderson brothers who were
the victims met Roberts at Portal
and conf1ded in him tnat they were
on their way from Calgary to Minot
where they would visit a brother and
from there would go to Fergus Falls
where their father resided. They
also told him that they were flush
with money. Roberts had by this
time made his destination Minot and
the three man. rented one room at
the Windsor. the brothers sleeping
together and Roberts in single
bed. When they awoke in the
morning their genial friend was
gone as was $3.50 Of their money. The
police are on the track of the sharper
who is believed to be an old hand at
the game according to the description
furnished the police.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21

German Baptist hospital association
for North and South Dakota, with the
object of establishing hospital in
Emery for patients from the two
states.
Grand Forks, n. Dc. A. Bruce.
general master mechanic for the Great
Northern line with headquarters at st.
Paul, was in Grand Forks Wednesday.
attending to business connected with
the mechanical department OF the
road.
Bismarck, N. DAT the next meet.
ing of the board OF school and univer-
sity lands, the $4,000 bond issue re-
Gently voted upon by the citizens of
Mandan will be purchased. This issue
was voted by the city to retire artesian
well bonds issued some time ago.
Grand Forks. N. D.-various Grand
Forks merchants are very much con-
cerned regarding the present where
abouts of w. l.. Lewis. automobile
expert, and from all appearances, ex-
pert iuggler of finance.
Eveleth. Minn.-M. J. Nevar-
row, assistant master mechanic at the
Adams mine, met with a serious acci-
dent while working at the mine this
morning. A crew Of men were blast
ing rock, a large chunk coming down
striking him on the left arm, bruls-
ing 1t severly and incapacitating him
from duty for several days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
THREE OUT FoR COUNTY oFEIcE.
Democrats Have Plenty of Material to
Select From.

Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 21-If
there is anything in present indica-
tons, the democrats of Ramsey coun-
ty will have plenty Of material from
which to select a candidate for sheriff
at the primary election. While no
public announcements have yet been
made there ara no less than three men
who have been prominently mentioned
as possibilities. While for other coun-
ty offices few rfSn have been general
ly talked OF as candidates on the dem
ocratic ticket. 1t is understood that
the organization will insist upon hay-
ing a good man in the field for every
office and fight will be made to elect
the entire ticket. While there is no
special complaint of the republican
county offieiaIs taken as body, there
is nevertheless a feeling that it would
be a good scheme to clean out the
courthouse from top to bottom just
onca to see what the effect of having
new brooms would be.
There are plenty of signs, to show
that there is going to be activity in
the county campaign and once the bali
gets started 1t will be kept up in the
air until the last vote is counted at
the November election.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
INDIGESTION, STOMACH GAS, HEARTBURN
AND HEADACHE FROM STOMACH YANISHR

relieve sour out-of-order .stomachs !.
Indigestion in FIVE minutes. Diapensir
is harmless and tastes like canav
though each dose contains power srt'
ficient to digest and prepare for ASST.
initiation into the blood all the food Won
eat; besides, 1t make you go to tbe
table with a healthy appetite but
what will please you most is that Won
will feel that your stomach and intest
ines are clean and fresh, and you will
not need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for Biliousness or Constipation.
This city will have many diapepstr
cranks, as some people win cali them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too II
you ever try little for Indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach mis-.
cry.
Get some now, this minute, and for.
ever rid yourself of Stomach Trouble
and Indigestion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
Funeral Of Miss Thomas.

Oheron, N. D., Feb. 15-To The Fo-
rum: The funeral services over the
remains of Miss Lucia M. Thomas OF
this place were very largely attended
from the Congregational church last
Thursday afternoon, and interment was
made in the Oberon cemetery. The
sermon YVES preached by the pastor;
Rev. Chas. A. Mack Rev. (Mrs.) M. A.
Tompkins read an obituary and Rev.
o. p. Champlin OF Fargo offered pray
er. The original Oberon mixed quar-
tette composed OF Mesdames Abram
Baldwin and e. E.. Saunders of Heaton
and Messrs. H. K, Salisbury and III. M.
Weir of Devils Lake, sang Now the
Day Is Over, Lead Kindly Light.
Asleep in Jesus, and Angels Voices
SWeetly Singing. The casket was
covered over with a profusion OF
beautiful flowers from Minneapolis and
jamestown. The two surviving sis
rers of the deceased, Mrs. A. ]. TAYLOR
and Mrs. e. l.. Kinney of Minneapolis.
with her brother. Hon. Henry IT.
Thomas and family, with whom she
made her home and several intimate
friends from Minnewaukan and Es-
mond were in attendance. Many were
the expressions of app-eciatiin of the
long and useful life of the deceased,
who had been active i'm many lines of
christian service Deceased was born
Jan. 3, 1889, and with her parents liv-.
cd many years as. pioneers In the form
ative period of Minnesota, near Albert
Lea, when their safety was many times.
by the Indians In the
early eighties when her brother Henry
came to Benson county and took up a
claim three miles west of the present
site of oberon Miss Thomas also took
one adjoining 1t on the south and while
Mr.. Thomas lived at the county seat
where he was for some years county
Judge, Miss Thomas made her home
with him as she did from 1897 to 1901
at Bismarck, while he was commits
sioner OF agriculture and labor, and
since his return TO Oberon
The writer has been acquainted with
Miss Thomas for more than twenty
one years and is glad to bear testimony
70 her unselfsh devotion to and care
,or the comfort and pleasure of others,
especially in sickness and times when
, kindly deed, an encouraging word or
! bouquet of flowers would give cheer.
Aunt Lucia" as she was Familiarity
Known far and near. has left the i'm
oress Of her devoted life upon many,
10Th old and young fer good: In the |
". g. 7. u, Of which she was the state
Of work for the Indians
Ind the Congregational church and
Sunday school in which she was an
lctive member, as well as in other
ines Of benefcent service Cor. o.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
MAN BURNED IN
SURVEYOR CAMP
GREW AT WORK FOR 500 ROAD
IN EASTERN POLK COUNTY
HAS MARROW ESCAPE.

Crookston. Mimi. Feb. 21.-word
was received in this city today that
camp belonging to surveyors for the
500 road in the town of Chester,
eastern Polk county, had been destroy
ed by IRE and one Of the men was
burned to death. Coroner Stenshoel
has been called to the scene.
1t was reported that the whole crew
narrowly escaped death, the fire hav-
ing started while they were asleep
last night. Details are lacking,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
ONLY ONE GAME FURTHER.


Grand Forks. N. d. Feb. 21.-Louis
Campbell has returned fom PittsbuE,
Pa, where he attended the annual
meeting OF the National Brickmakers'
association. which was in session for
a week with an attendance of 57l
members from the United States and
Canada. Mr.. Campbell represented
the Red River Valley Brick Co. of
this city and, outside of one delegate
from Seattle, made the longest trtp
to attend the convention.
The purpose Of the associations
meetings liz to discuss matters of sue-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
A SAD LIFE sToRY.
Woman, Deserted by Husband, Goes
Gradually Insane.

Michigan, N. D., Feb. 21.-Mrs. e..
Craft, who resides north of this city.
will soon be brought before the coun-
ty insanity commission for the pur-
pose of having her committed to the
institute at Grafton. The womans
condition Is very sad, she having been
deserted, destitute, by her husband
about eight years ago. Since that
time her children have been county
charges, and her mind, through the
continual stress and worry, has ap-
parently weakened.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
Watching AStomach
Digest Food
Was che Means Whereby Science Made
Possible the Cure Of Dyspepsia.
A Trial Package Of stuart's Dyspspsia
Tablets Sent Fres.

~ EFtaE FMck&g9 CIT SNu&FE@ gySp@PSsa
Tablets Sent Free.
The Able Spalianzani was the first
scientist to study systematically the
chemical powers Of the gastric juice
but ID was By the careful and convinc-
ing experiments of Beaumont tia the
foundation of ou- exact knowledge OF
its composition and action was laid.
Beaumont was an army surgeon, To-
Gated at an obscure military post n
Michigan, while 1t was yet a terri
tory, and was called upon 10 treat a
gun shot wound of the stomach in a
Canadian voyaEeur--Alexis Sit Martin.
When the wound healed a permanent
~pening was left by means of which
food could be placed in tho stomach
and gastric juice taken from it.
Beaumont made scientific expert
rnents with his crude means and wrote
a book, which today IL recognized
among the classics OF physiology.
Beaumont Slazed the wa.- for o:her
scientists so that toCay medicine knows
what the stomach does WITH food and
what food does tc the stomach.
Science also knows what the gastric
JuiceG are and how to make them best
for the system.
Stuart's Dyspepsia TabIers. thanks to
the poor army surgeon and Alexis ST.
Martin, give man a means Of digestinE
food, replenishing the exhausted juice !,
soothing the nerves and correcting dys-
peptic conditions of the stomach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
ural fruit and vegetable essences re-
duced in concentrated form and by tre- |
mendous power compressed into q tab. |
let, These wonderful little diEestors |
are known all over America and Can
ada Full meals have been digeGted by /
them in glass tubes and they are sold |
by every druggist
Physicians to the number Of 4 600 /
use them. They are meritorious and
powerful. Go to your druggist and buy
v package today, price soc, or send us
your name and address and we will
send you a. trial package by mail free.
Address F. A. Stuart Co, $50 Stuart
Bldg, Marshall Mich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-21
Amhroaa Lookinu for Rnnn,-

Ambrose, N. D., Feb. 21.-The open
ing day Of the Rocky Boy Indian res
ervation lands in Montana will prove
a big boom to Ambrose, which is the
closest point on the 500 railroad to
the reservation lands. Business men
are planning to set forth the advan-
tages that will be gained by going TO
the reservation by way OF Ambrose.
The 500 railroad is assisting in the
campaign Of publicity.