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CHOSEN TEMPORARY Gu
OF STATE coNveNrTIo,SS T,S
DECISIVE VOTE
Viee-President Sherman. G.. i
the "oId Guard" Accent. ss'I, 4
Gracefully and ln,,s,
Roosevelt to DeI.o,,..

Saratoga, N. Y.-colo,,, :.
Roosevelt won another
tuesday, when he defeated Wy ~
dent Sherman for temno. .slc
man OF the Republican sts,a
ton by a vote of 56S to AZ is,|
President Sherman accsO a.
gracefully and introduced
ROOSEVELT to the delepatoa
Twice the state commit,""
the old guard dominance :. 4
ed Mr.. Sherman for the posi,] IL
to be over-ridden on the oo.|
fioor on Tuesday.
In control of the convorrl
onel Roosevelt, by an aSro'I
quickly named committees ;,
choosing, including the com,.
resolutions, which will drai,
form' embodying the direct
plank for which the ey.nre.iaZ
fighting.
Defeat of the old guard IN
skirmish was followed bv
from the Sixth Kings count,
lynn district turning agaIns
Chairman Woodruff and elAl
E. Vass in his stead as a ma
the committee.
1t is said that another die.
re-elect him, but as the proI
VIII control the new comm
VIII be retired as chairman
still leader of Brooklyn.
Elihu Root. United States
from this state, was selected
manent chairman of the com
The convention was mai
boots and Kisses as the detrI
Colonel Roosevelt addressed
gates. Abraham Gruber, a
lawyer, made a particularly
tack.
Colonel Roosevelt, in biz
spoke against political and
corruption in characteristic
praised the administrator
dent Taft and Governor Hue
William Barnes, Jr., Of
leader of the old guard, Issue
ment Tuesday night, denoun
mel Roosevelt, as he has a
tofore, and praising those
guard who stood firm.
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Longmont, Colo.-A revolver and a
shoe, protruding from an old hay
stack which had been set on fire by
William Martin, ranchman living
near here, led to the discovery of a
skeleton believed to be that of A. H.
Barker. Martins 16-year.old stepson,
who disappeared in December, 1906.
1t is believed that the boy burrowed
into the haystack and committed sui
eide. The stack, which was on the
Martin place, had been set on fire
to get 1t out of the way.
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SENATOR DICK HAS FIGHT.
His Opponents Declare They VIII
Ignore Verdict of Primary.

Cleveland, O.--Republican candi-
dates to the legislature from Cuya-
hoga county tCleveland), in meeting
here have passed resolutions pledg-
ing themselves to vote against Sena-
tor Charles Dicks reelection.
Senator Dick was the only person
who complied with the primary law
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To Settle Labor Troubles.

San Francisco.-With a complete
understanding between employers and
union representatives labor differences
in this city hereafter will be submit.
ted to the San Francisco industrial
Cancellation board, a permanent or.
ganization, which was formed Friday.
The board consists of twelve employ.
ers and twelve labor delegates.
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Aviator Dies From Injuries.
Shot Man Instead of Deer.

Utica, N. Y.-Dispatches received
here tell of the death of Timothy
Healy of Utica, a wealthy business
man who was shot by his guide while
hunting near Racquette lake in the
Adirondacks late Tuesday. Healy
wore a brown khaki hunting suit and
was mistaken for a deer.
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RioTING IN BERLIN
Clash Between Police and
Results in Many Broken [

Berlin.-Collisions betwee
and rioters occurred in ID
precinct Tuesday evening. N
injured on both sides. The
districts presented the asl
besieged city.
Thousands of strikes and
pathiger's gathered in the
soon as darkness fell. A
mounted and 500 foot polll
with revolvers and swords,
toned at various quarters. [
under orders from the comm
exert a severe represslve|
and to use the sharp edgeI
swords instead of striking
fiat.
The police charged time 4
wounding many. Men and
windows hurled missiles at
who replied with revol'
Scores of arrests were MAJ
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oementla Caused by oxerwork.

Chicago.-After struggle with his
wife, who sought to save him, Archi.
bald j. McKillop. an official of the Hi.
nois Central railroad. leaped from a
second-story window of his home and
was dashed to death ON the pavement
below Mr. Killop had been i'll for
some time. His illness was caused
by oyerwork
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Government Gets the Bal

New York.-Under a de
dered on Tuesday by Jud
the federal court, the Uni
government will gain pos
the $4,000 deposited in ls0
+. w. Neely, as cash bail I
he was accused of embezzll|
while he was in charge oil
bureau of the postoffice de1
Havana during the first AZ
cupation.
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Show Closes Coal Mine

Terre Haute, Ind.-A wild west
show was the cause of closing eight
coal mines in the Linton district.
Tuesday Two thousand miners EN-.
ployed in the mines insisted on at.
tending the show, and the only course
left was to close down, The mines
are several weeks behind with orders
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CHARLES DICK.
United States Senator from Ohio.

regulations and therefore Is the sole
senatorial candidate but his opponents
declare they will ignore the primary.
Senator Theodore Burton has al
ready announced that he will take no
part in the election.
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Nevada Still in !

Carson, Nev.-PresldenI
ministration and the so1
measures passed by the
were indorsed Tuesday II
llcan state convention WY
tion of the Payne-Aldrlcn
was not mentioned.
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Baltimore Loses Sixth pIaco

Washington.-Baltimore, which was
sixth city in the United States in
point OF population in 1900, has lost
her position in the country's great
cities, according TO census statisrics
and now becomes seventh city. bav,
ing been outstripped by Cleveland ~
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Cheap Nomlnaq

Franklin, Pa, Peter !, \
has succeeded Joseph Z,
publican nominee for Y
the Twenty-eighth dlsu'
a statement announclnsl
him $50 to obtain the pOI
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Child Accidentally Slain

Denver Colo.-Rosle Huser, the
SeVen-year-old daughter of ranch.
man hying on the outskirts of Denver.
was accidentally shot and killed at
ner parents home by Kurt Oertel. 1s
years old. boardar
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Policeman CHARGED win

Bristol, Tenn.-The trls|
NJ. Walk, a former Bristoll
charged with having mur1
ton Childress. a fellow poh9
seven years ago. began
vile on Tuesday.
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Domestic rroub!e Costs Two lives.

Cleveland, O.-BeS0use of efforts by
her mother TO force her to abandon
her acquaintanceship with Paul Muel-
Ter, a friend of her husband, Mrs.
Lawrence Distel shot and instantly
killed Mueller and then shot herself,
dying shortly af,erward
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Cholera In Naples.

Rome.-Official announcement is
made that one case of Asiatic cholera
has been found in Naples. 1t is said
all who were in contact with the dis.
ease have been isolated and further
drastic measures taken.
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FIremen seriously

Houston, Texas-Nn n''
fire In the debris ol
Transfer company's puI
was burned Tuesday nis'
hremen were seriously
scalded by an eXploslon
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crippen Charged win Murder.

London.-The coroner's jury, after
one hours deliberation, brought in
the verdict that Mrs, Cora Crippen
known on the stage as Belle Gilmore,
had been willfully murdered by her
husband. DR.. Hawley II. Crippen, an
American dentist.
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Kansas Murdress !

Topeka, Kan.-Miss Je'
son, serving a twenty'n,'
tence for killing Mrs olI
Eldorado, Kan, June ~ |
rolled on Tuesday by GoVe'
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Mrs. Sankey Dead

new fork'-Mrs. Frances Victoria
SanHey' s, widow of Ira D. sankey the
singing evangelist, died early Sunday
Horhlhg at her home in Brooklyn
On one was II years old. She was mar
rled TO Mr. Sankey in 1861
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"American" Party Names Candidates

Salt Lake City,-Allen T. Sanford of
Salt Lake City, for congressman, and
John A. Street, of Salt Lake City, for
justice of the Supreme court, were
the candidates named at the "Ameri-
can" party convention on Saturday.
A complete county and precinct ticket
was also placed in the field by the
Salt Lake county Americans"
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PLAN FOR BETTER ROADS.
Enthusiastic Convention of Intermoun.
tain Good Roads Association.

Ogden, Utah.-The convention OF
the Intermountain Good Roads associa
ton held in this city was we'll attend
ed and it is believed lasting and bene
cial results were attained Pocatello,
Idaho, secured the 1911 convention,
while the 1912 meeting will be at Lo
gan, Utah
E. R. Sherman of Buhl, Ida, wa.
unanimously reelected president OF
the organization and William WalliH
of Pocatello, Ida, was chosen to fill
the office of secretary and treasurer.
The selection of vice-presidents was
left to the various state delegations,
which will report later.
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Frenchmen and srltons Objected.

Paris.-It is understood here that
the English syndicate headed by Sir
Ernest Cassel has abandoned the ne
gotiations of loan of $5O0O0,000 to
Turkey in Difference to the objections
of France and Great Britain.
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New Minister 10 Panama

Panama.-Thomas c, Dawson. the
new United States minister to Pan
anna, who arrived here Friday, was ro
ceived Saturday afternoon by Acting
President Mendoza.
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Sultan Of suIu in Washjno,or

Washlngton.-Jamalul Kiram II.
sultan OF Sulu, with five members of
ms suite, reached Washington Sunday
hlsht from New York. The sultan
VIII endeavor to make White House
appointment for some day during the
week. NV
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Town Narrowly Escaped De,fryotl,,

Bisbee, Ariz.-The fire at Naco. nino
miles from here, which ragged for two
hours threatening the complete de.
struction of the place, was nnally ex.
tinguished with a loss of only s90 ooo-
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Into Hands of Receive,

Boston, Mass,-The National Min
ing Exploration company filed a VOL
untary petition in bankruptcy on Fri
day with liabilities of 1898 900 and as
sets of s23,SOO ' 'S'
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Return to Washlnaton.

Washlngton.-The, cabinet house
party at the White House is in full
swing. Eight of the nine members OF
the presidents official family moved
in Monday.
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shake.up Due in Baltimore.

Baltimore.-Charges OF nc1mpe.
tency and misconduct were pr, erred
against the local board of police com,
missioners by Governor Crothers on
Saturday.
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Death Due to Poison

omaha Neb.-The body of Elmer
~ hryson' 90 years old prominent
was found in one of the cItv
PARKS; Death is attributed to poison.
self-admnistered. '''''
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Six Victims of Wreck.

Upton, lnd.-Six bodies of victims
oil the interurban wreck here were
taken to their homes on Sunday for
burial 1t is said all the injured viii
recover.
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Provisional Government Seek
IL
& ing to Open Avenues Of OF.
fetal Communication
PERFECT ORDER FOLLOWED THE
OVERTHROW Of THE DYNASTY
Commissarat Arrangements Of Rsyo.
lutionists Perfect While Royalist
Soldiers Went Thirty Hours VIII.
out Eating.

1t is apparent that no time 10 to b
lost, not only because Of the necessity
OF meeting the popular expectations
at home. but as well for the moral
effect upon the other nations, the
recognition of which Is auxiously
sought.
The government has promised tho
separation OF church and state and
the suppression Of the religious or
ders. Almost at the moment that the
decree appeared Marquis DePombal
was placed under arrest, charged With
having concealed arms in his house.
Troops were stationed In the vicinity
OF the religious establishments to pre-
vent attacks upon them By the mobs.
DR.. Alfonso Costa, minister Of Justice.
also issued a decree ordering ths re-
lease OF all prisoners detained by the
monarchy on the charge Of belonging
to secret societies. This Is in q fui-
dument Of the projected policy Of poIi-
ttcal freedom
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$4,000 TONS OF
HAY1DESTROYED
a Terrific Prairie n Fire Near
Sheldon One Man Had a
Marrow Escape

Sheldon, N. a., Oct. s.-Reports
which are coming in slowly from a
district over which a fierce prairie
fire wrought devastation indicate that
fully $4,000 tons Of hay were destroyed
by the flames. The fire was started
through the carelessness of some man
in throwing a lighted match into some
dead grass. e
The burned distfict is south of Vel
va. this county, and is about ten miles
wide and thirty miles long. It leaves
many Of the land owners in bad shape
as they were depending almost entire-
ly on the hay crop this year.
George Van Horn had a narrow es-
cape from death, being caught in the
path Of the flames and having to make
q desperate ride Of: slx miles to save
himself. 49,
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thies Of the people to the widowed
queen and the orphaned lad who the
next day was proclaimed king with
quiet ceremony. Admiration for
Queen Amelie, the heorine of the oc-
casion, famous for her beauty. piety.
charity and intellect. quickly devel-
oped into loving loyalty to her and
her son, and the populace unequivo-
cally proclaimed its affections for her.
Fear, too, impelled many leaders Of
the people. The monstrousness of
the assassination. q cowardly slaught-
er Of helpless men and not courage
ous attack upon enemies. aroused the
populace to a hatred of the assassins
and of any suspected to have induced
the assassins to their bloody work.
Love and fear brought all to the side
Of the queen and the young king.
In the midst of the solemn quiet
that followed the wild disorder Of the
assassination, the discovery of a plot
against the dictator, Franco, whose
repressive measures had done 80
much to stir the people to hatred,
was hardly noted save by Franco,
who had lived in torturing dread for
many weeks.
Senor Franco was the premier Of
Portugal when King Carlos was as
sassinated, and at whose door was
laid much of the trouble that afflicted
Portugal, soon after the assassination
left Lisbon and exiled himself in Italy.
The beautiful Queen Amelie played
heroic part in the crisis which fol-
lowed the assassination of King Car
los. For months after the killing Of
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Was Patient at q sanitarium
Near Santa Rosa Three
Days This Week
left PlACE,IM MYSTERIOUS
MANNER AFTER SLIP Of TONGUE
Another Guest Called Attention to the
Patients Resemblance to SUSPECT
Who Purchased Dynamite at Giant
Paid His Bill and Fled at Once,

San Francisco. Oct. S.-Evedince
regarded as convincing came to light
yesterday showing that a man
answering almost perfectly the de-
scription Of one of the Los Angeles
dynamiter suspects. was a patient
from last Tuesday until Thursday aft
ernoon at Burke's sanitarium near
Santa Rosa. The mans peculiar con-
duct and the suddenness Of his depar-
ture are considered by the investiga-
tors as strongly confirming the belief
that he was none other than the fugi-
tive variously known as ]. B. Brice,
Brison, e. A. Perry and ]. B. Leonard,
who is thought to have been the ring
leader of the trio that purchased 500
pounds Of dynamite at Giant.
The detectives believe he Is in hid
ing but short distance from San
Francisco. The mysterious guest
registered at the sanitarium under
the name OF Rollins. He kept apart
from the other patients, much Of the
time remaining secluded in his room.
He seemed to be nervous, a condition
that excited considerable comment.
To one Of the guests who drew him
into q reluctant conversation he is
said to have declared he. was q de-
tective working on the Los Angeles
|dynamiting case. The guests COM
ment was said to ba:, "You answer
pretty we'll the description Of one OF
the dynamiters yourself" A few min
utes after this conversation Rollins
settled his bill and departed from the
sanitariuna as mysteriousiy asshe had
come. ON foot. ,,i;:,. 90 .,.s
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Started at Noon From Spring
field to Fly to st. Louis
Eighty-six Miles
WILL TRY TO MAKE THE
DISTANCE WITHOUT STOPPING
Chicago and Alton Railroad Will Run
Train With Tops Of Cars Painted
White as Guide for the Aviator
Beginning of Ten Day Meet.

st. Louis. Oct. S-The aviation
meeting of the Aero club of St. Louis
opened today with a fight from
Springfield, ILL.,, to Kinloch park, the
aviation field, by Arch Hoxsey. He is
expected to make the eighty-six miles
without stopping. simultaneously
with Hoxsey's departure at noon from
Springfield, the Chicago & Alton
Railroad company started a special
train. the tops of the cars painted
white, which will be guide for the
aviator. Seven aviators will parti-
cipate in the meet which will end on
October IS. Ten events are scheduled
for each daY of the meeting.
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PortugaI's Throne Long Tottered
While Anarchy Grew More Bold

finished before King Carlos troubles
began. From that time until his mur-
der hardly month passed without
an act of violence aimed against the
king and his royal house. Plots
against the government were fire.
quent. Anarcharists at home made
unending troubles within the realm,
The pretender to the throne, the Duke
OF Braganza, was menace from his
Australian estates.
Less than two months before the
assassination republicans and anar-
chists had become 30 bold and active
that King Carlos had to forgo q long
planned visit to King Edward and
Queen, Alexandria in England. But
though he stayed at home to guard
against the plots, though he even dis
covered them through his pwerful
agencies. and destroyed them almost
mercilessly, ever near drew. his fate.
But week before the seemingly in.
evitable death grasped him, the most
intricate plot that Europe had known
for years was laid bare by the spies
Of the Portugal government. It was
for assassination. not as an end of
the plot, but az q signal for an up-
rising that would disrupt Portuguese
government forever. Only the fortui-
tous arrest Of the man that was to
signal with lantern from the high
steps Of the great Lisbon library pre-
vented the revolution at that time.
The king had been saved by the mar
rowest margin. His uneasy lying
head could wear the crown for an
other week.
Overrode the Parliament
For the revolutionists were deter
mined. They came from a republi-
can party as well as from the ranks
Of the anarchists. For all Portugal
was called q limited monarchy its
kings whims had brought the people
into asdeplorable economic condition.
He had overridden the two houses OF
parliament. ignoring parliament's
constitutional privilege Of levying and
collecting taxes. He had imposed
great burdens upon his people. Roy
al decree was his sole warrant. The
subservance OF powerful army made
the royal decree the final word. The
people were forced to submit.
The assassination relieved q sur
charged atmosphere and by its re-
voting character turned the sympa-
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GOT SENTENCE
Man WHO Dsfrauded Banks Must
|, serve 10fMs

Nc " York, Oct. S-Adolph Roth
'bSb he hep merchant, who pleaded
guh> O. S6sving defrauded various
banks S@ew York out of $780, 900,
was seRee1ced today to serve not less
than three and not more than seven
years In Sing Sing prison.
Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, counsel for
Rothbarth, made q plea for mercy for
his client, declaring that wall street
destroyed him, until he was swallowed
up In its maw.''
1! Representatives Of the Mercantile
and Liberty national hanks, which
suffered from Rothbarth's operations,
were present. President Nash Of the
Mercantile told Judge Rosalshy Of the
general sessions court. who passed
sentence, that Rothbarth had made
part restitution, but still owed the
bank $4,000. Rothbarth received his
sentence calmly.
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WILL EAT TOGETHER
Vice President and Senator Lorimel
Will Attend Same Banquet.

Chicago, Oct. 8.-Vice President
Sherman and nUited States Senator
Lorimer will sit at the same banquet
board here October - when local
knights Of Columbus will celebrate
Columbus day. The feast will be
spread in the gold room Of the Con-
gress hotel where the Hamilton club
dinner took place some weeks ago
and Theodore Roosevelt declined to
attend unless the clubs invitation to
Senator Lorimer were withdrawn.
Mr.. Sherman's acceptance was re-
ceived yesterday. and Senator Lori
mer stated today that he would attend,
although not as speaker. He will
be at the speakers table, however.
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Snlendid Order.

London. Get. s-Dtspatches from
Lisbon say that owing to the scarcity
of food there, the military government
has issued an edict ordering all pro-
vision dealers to open their shops at
once. In the event Of refusal force
will be used to compel obedience.
A correspondent who visited the
headquarters from which the revolu-
ton was directed, found admirable
commissariat arrangements which en-
abled the revolutdonaries to put up
such an excellent fight in contrast
with the municipal guard. who had
nothing to eat during the thirty hours
Of combat. The most admirable point
in the revolutionary movement, he
said. is due mainly to the excellent
measures taken as soon as the fighting
was over to disarm the volunteer
troops. All armed civilians were
paraded past their leader as soon a.
victory was assured and handed over
their arms which were taken away
to store house.