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THE HOuBtRDED PtLt.E
iIuIt in ISs5 Re>ts on The site of Cow
vent Itad Rare Ara works

The P'-'ug,!e-e royal palace that was
bonbarded va huilt ny John \ II -
known a. the Palacip Real das Nece-sl-
dad'r- and Was built IN I7t3 over the re-
mains - tho convent " NarSa Senhora
dl- NeceSsidade~ which had h'.an named
from the saint who's" wonder working
mlracl" was "ail"t upon IN tin,-s ~ STRESS
IN" paiac" and n" park which lay IN rlch
b"iuty about II W.r. closed ctIstrrnarily
e. ~" public.
Formerly her" werr countless trras-
ur"s of ar sept there bu, gradually
they were transferred 10 the National
Museum Hplh"iu m" elder Fountain
Il Life -til remains. however. A. alSu
a I'm" 'rIutN"h hy Herr mo a. Rla- and
som" pictures hv Hl"rpn IN. -ta'aI"z
Of saint. Philip Nori and Francis On the
IN sde IT IN" 'Rlacr ChaJe arr well Nnown
and w"r" dom ny GIus'I an Italian -cIlr-
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report uas shA, h. vas a prisoner IN tbs
pabcs
Pr~sid-nt else, Hsrn-- IA Fonseca II
Brazil sent from Ch~rbourE ~ Lisbon
wcek or 80 aEu On th. n"W hattlsrship
sac Paulo IN order % pay his respects "a
Ming Manuel before be- returned hone
VI. Pichon. N" Minister % Foreign
Affairs. has received confirmation ~
the revolution In Portugal His tel"-
grams say that AZ ? O'Clock yester iav
afternoon King Manuel was still In the
palace holding ont against ths insur gents.
Tn" bours. was excited to-day over
the uprising In Portugal. Portuguese
Government stock fell points and span
lsh Goverumeats , The latter recovered
point by the close.
ANXIETY ~ RoME
Row. Oct 5-Anxie,y l. felt here for
IN" safety ~ tn" aunt II the Italian King.
Marin Pa, the Qu"en Dowager Of Portu-
gal graudmo'hrr 81 King Manuel
The Vatican fears rho effect which the
revolution IN Portugal will have in Snain.
Neither the Foreign once nor the Nati-
can has received any news from Lsbon.
A cruiser squadron Is likely to be sent
thither to protect Italian subjects. includ-
ing the DoWager Queen Maria Pa
The Pope Was saddened by the news
of the Portuguese uprising. Tie wept
when informed of the revolution and
rraved God tn spare the lives ~ the
royal family lie wired to King Manuel
through the medium ot the Papal Nuncic
AZ Madrid. whom no instructed to strive
To- deliver the mcssage
The Pore cent hts blessing 20 the
Ring and gnvr him assurances that he
would not support a republic The
Pontin expressed the hope that the
Roman Catholic clergy would remain
faithful To the MONARCHY.
GIRRALTAR. Oct S-rhe British cruiser
Newcastle started for Lisbon a, full speed
lai' night The cruiser Minerva started
Tor the came place to-day
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iGCILERA rO REST ~ TTBI.
Remains sf Emanetpatsr and Hero ~ Ten
Tears war nsaeh TIA, ana.


HAyASN, Uct 5 The remains Of Gen
Franclsop AguilerA. the hero Of the ten
years war IN Cuba who died IN 1877 and
was buried in New iorS. arrived hero
to-day from Tampa on IN" Cuban revenue
cutter la-a They were received with
IA" higha-, hpNors
They will he IN state IA the City Hall
until tomorrow. when President Gomez
and other high officials and dignitaries
will accompany them to the train on
which they Will he conveyed to Bayamo.
Gen Agul.cras old home
II was Gen. Agiileras dying request
that he should be buried in New York
until Cuba should bs free. when his body
should he transferred To Cuba for final
interment While he was President Of
the Cuban Republic in isss he derreed
Freedom to all 'he slaves in the island
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we.,rhe.,-r Assembly Nominations.

WHITE PLAINS. Oct 5 Assemblyman
J Ambrose Goodwin WINS renominated
to-day NJ the Republican convention Of
the Fourth district Tho Democrats
nominated Oscar IL Roy Warren n White
Plains
Ass~mblynan William : Cofry was
renominatSd by the Republicans ~ III"
Second district
Assemhlyman Frank l. Young was re-
nominated hy the RepUblicana NJ the
Third district
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DIED..

APPLEBY.-on October Z psssed pese~un,
away Lueien o. Appsoy, beloved husesrs ~
Mary Emma AppIsoy. in the ro'h lear y s'
age
Relatives and friend. sre invited - .usnd ne
funeral from all West Knd Az ~ - . 4
ThIredAy. services At Al! Ages Churca
Vest End q, aud sis' - ~ 20 rlncs T-4'
day in'ermeni ~ Providence. p . ~ "a
,enienc" Of 'NmIIr Kind, ORR '77'"
Providence. 81 g. Louis, ale All ie'asi'S
~ paprr~ ,Icssr copy
cAEKERE on 14csday. october 100 q"
DgnrA,cn. DsIAsAre county N-E w.,
HaHct 'Ar-crc. IN 'he An fr,' S'
Funeral rap ~ O'Clock ln'~rr-0' ~
Natr
DtIzENSi october T. Henry u.r1--. -
vices -rnE irNUENL CHrErs. Co. 90 ."
Wet al ST, .FEANE L. CNNFbFl 800
Friends in,i'ci
NNGlF ~ Ior4,,. Get 1870 ,'r.sr
Past igth - sew Nof ri'y f-- .'
Magic y Tastos Emert'4' ~ '. '-
% me Rcic~rcr ~ Paterson
cf the Trsshy '-risn iIoa-d o. b. -
AMI \ trustee Of Princeton Th~rn.
rAr,. n the -Iih ys,r o. his 20
iurrra' services a. tle Church o''r- 800
Troaav IS and Graham AZ, Pa'r-''. -
\ " THURSDAY. oct 4 Inter'7-r ''''
M0yu RDN Loretta McCsriy. As~i 10 80
Ner,tcss THE FUNERAL CHra'H
West I'd a. ,FEANk l.. lANFBsla ~
r~uds inNici.
NCROBERTS IdSard McRobef's f-l
years services .THE FrNgSst
81 20 west -h = sTHNNH 3
iiro d.. friend, Invited
NFVILLY Anna SEWN" Agei 81 '"'.'
service, .rHE TrNEHNL CHrsc"
West mi - ,TE,NK =. CANFsFi. '-''
FRIENDS lINitci
SNtIf on Wednesday. Ortnh~r =. ~ =
rcsidenr~ ~ v~-i 7Hth ~ sab
~Muu widow ~ Iarob Boyer 'laA
daughter ~ the late Rev John A.-s.
y y notice 20 funeral h~rrf''
r.'r~ Iap"r~ please copy.
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state senator HUM. n-nomlna,rd.

RIvERHIAD. l.. /. Oct. 5.-The Repub-
lcan convention Of the Fir-t.-Senatorial
district this afternoon rcnominated Or
Undo Hubb~ 81 Central IsIip. Assembly
man I,ipton was n candidate. but although
he war said To be- favored by Col Roo~e-
veil N. failed to get thc support 81 the
Nassau county delegates. Eight Suffolk
county delegates voted for Iaupton. and
Hubb- got the votes ~ the eleven Nassau
county men and four SUFFOLK county
delegates.
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Fitzpatrick won't Accept Democratic
ChaiFmanship.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Oct. s.-Democratic
County Chairman ". II. Fitzpatrick Of
Erie county. who was talked 81 for Demo-
cratic State chairman 70 succeed John A.
Dir. issued q formal statement here to-da Y
that ne u not a candidate for the State
chairmanship and could not accept the
place II II was offered to him. Mr. Frz-
patrick says
4 believe either George z. vankennan
81 ST Lawrence or Thomas W. Finucane
Of Monroe would make an admira ole
chairman; vet have no personal choice. =
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Wan maker dsrrs not deny are question:
able The h~~p~ru 81 both this place
and tho Army naildtnS as~sr,ed almost
d-fiantly last night that tn police cannot
Mitchell. whoGnoW the strsnEth of = great
city aroused. spoke uith a eOts % oonn-
d-ncs when they asked How long VIII
New York stand foF these things7-
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Atlanta wants to SEQ Our Old Guard.

Capt Joseph r Burke. repre- s~n,ins
the Gate City Guard. the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Citizens Committee Of
Atlanta. Ga was the guest n honor AS
night ~ the Old Guard az its headquarters.
20 West tifty-frst It rect Major s
vited the Old Guard to visit Atlanta IN
OCT ober. 1911
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butler Nme~ R~nomInat~d By Ncc,an,s.
siOH.

LOWELL Mas. oct 5 Congressman
Butler Ames was rennminnted by acclama
ton IN the Fifth diStriCT Republican Con
Ere-s convention here to-day He wants
10 60 10 the senate in place 81 Senator
Lodge In his address ~ acceptance he
declared that Speaker cannon will not be-
speaker 81 the next House That an
nouncement vas greeted With chears.
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III.
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos Tailormade clothes
WE AIM TO CONVERT

the non-bellever to belief in the superiority Of
rcady-o-wear clothes. Not that ours are any better
than the products Of the best talOrs-but they ar,
much lower priced and the saving of time alone
should be appreciated by most men.
f'H O0o"dt SIS 10 $4' inter O.0cnit SIS 10 so.
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MARRIED..

DABOLL-Bt' shy At Glen Cove. l. T.. 90 oeao
Der S. 1910. by the Rev. G. q Grimm. Wni
fred. daughter OF Mrs. Leonard DusoT. 70
Morgan " DAhoil 81 Piainneld. y ).
WITT On October 5 a. "
Church Of the Heavenly Rest NrS fofs
by the Rev. John A. Wade. asasted - -
Rev. Herbert ShipmAn. Grace Nsrsnas
daughter OF Mrs Thomas Dundn Dc Wiz
20 John West Hornor. Jr.. eldest 500 q hrA
John W. HornoT and grandson 0; tss hs
Abner Bartlett.
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UNDERWRITERS.

49,. ks SAsssF s.: st' 90 =.
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LISBON TALLFN

A Brazilian merchant m Lon!on who
has an extensive trade with Lisbon has
received the following cable message
from Cintra. fourteen mites northwest
Of the Portug,Iese capital:
Lisbon fallen. Now completely IN the
hands ~ Republicans. King Manuel
escaped IN = Portuguese torpedo boat
The Berlin L'kdHrz'ig'r states that m 70
formation received by various Hamburg
firms n 90 m" effect that all 'rafic on the
Portuguese railways and AZ th" various
ports stopped ~ noon Yesterday
n - regarded a. significant thai PARIS
was a steady seller e I'prtugue-" hpnI~
yesterday. and ~ q result they declin" &
ons-hah This morning ia thr Capt
Court Market the bonds we're practically
nominal At ~ - With mo- buyers I'm" -
the first effects ~ London w1S that cunSnl,
fell =.
Cable communication hs-tween Lisbon
and NJ Michael- he Azores - broken
TIE SEws ~ PARIS
PARIs. Oct. b.-The Brazilian Legation
here reports that King Manuel ~ PortI-
gal has taken refuge on the Brazilian
oStfleship Sac Paulo. The last previous
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

journalism after all. II I wetJ not so
merciful I would pursue the subJect a
little further and rub IL In on Mr.
Price and Mr.. Wheltnt, YER this dc.
monstration OF the l~ocalness of their
reputation, but ] really haven't the
heart to do H..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30
JAPS RACE BRITONS
= TO SOUTH POLE
Expedition Headed by Lieut.
Shirase Will Attempt to
Beat Captain Scott Into
the Far Antarctic.

Victoria, B. c., July 2s.-To race
with the British expedition under Cap
tain Scott to the south pole, a Japan
ese sailing vessel Of 200 tons, carrying
Lieutenant Shirase, and the Japanese
expedition to the Antarctic will leave
Toxic bay October /. The members Of
the expedition have been selected with
the exception of those who will conduct
the geographical and astronomical de-
partments. China ponies have been Sc
cured in A4ukden and are on the way
to Toxic for the expedition. The ex-
petition WI. proceed via Boni Islands
and Australia, and IN an announcement
issued to the Japanese press, Lieuten-
ant Shirase says:
ave will leave McMurdo bay in No
vember and reach the south pole Janu-
airy 2s, returning after a stay of three
days at the pole"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

thereby TO extend His social reign
throughout the world. Hence IL is that
among the many congresses that are
being held everywhere cucharistic con.
crosses are second 10 nom In dignity
and excellence. THE pope will be rep
resented during the congress by Cardi.
nal vinccnzo Vannutelli. perfect of the
apostolic signatures Of Rome and cardi-
nal protector of the Sulpician rider.
lie is one of the most distinguished
princes Of the church, both IN lIs strik.
ing appearance and in the record of
his accomplishments. His card'nalAte
il that of .. Sylvestre Incapite, the
name Of the English speaking Roman
Catholic congregation in Rome. Cardi.
nal Gibbons of Baltimore and Cardinal
L.ogue oI ireland will also he present.
| At n reception TO be held by the coD.
grcss committee nj ~. James cathedral
Tuesday evening, September 9Th, tho
cardinallegate will hand his credentials
to Archbishop Bruchesi. The foil wing
evening n civi; reception will be given
for the cardinal legate and on Thurs.
day the more ceremonious events of the
celebration will begin. Al midnight a
solemn pontihcal mass will be cciobrat.
ed in Notre Dame church. Only m m
will be admitted and the pews will ali
be removed, affording room for l2,ntU
persons on the main floor and IN the
galleries.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

SERVICE TO ENG
LAND POSSIBLE

New York, N. Y, July 2s.-Telephon.
ic communication between En- gland and
America may o o be a possibility II
the new experimental submarine cable,
recently laid across the English channel
by the British postofice, answers en-
pectations.
Tests so far have given satisfactory
results, and IL rs expected the cabel
will be opened for public use between
London and Paris soon. Government
reports indicate that the tests lead to
the belief that II will revolutionize tele-
phonic communication between England
and the continent, and bring spoken
communication between London and
New York within the bounds Of posi-
bility.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30
FOREST FIRES
u A LOSS
Canadian Mining and Tim
Der Camps Go Up in Rag
ing Flames.
MANY DEATHS
ARE

Winnipeg, Can, July 2s.-Bush fires
burning In the Kootenai district in the
Rockies caused Ave deaths yesterday
besides an enormous damage to prop.
erty. The town of Whitewater was
destroyed. All buildings at Michigan
were burned and "Lucky JIM" Ram
bier, and other mines lost buildings.
Three hundred miners with their fami-
lies lost all possessions.
Powers lumber camp was destroyed
with its timber and cordwood. Many
horses were killed. The Great North.
ern railroad lost 100000 worth of tim
Der as well rs a number of bridges and
freight cars.
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Handfulis Of Sorts.

OF truth fame IL an evanescent thing.
For example not enough that I sho'i /
in attempting to say something nice
commit the objectionable offense Of re-
ferring to Mr.. G. II. McLenathen of
Carlsbad as a lifelong democrat.
didn Z even have the usual ecourse OF
laying II unto the "intelligent rom
positor," for we haven Z any just now,
Other citizens of Eddy county are now
finding out that they are not so many,
and that their fame apparently does
not extend all over the dryness.' For
example notice that the Albuquerque
Journal. the greatest paper in New
Mexico, in referring TO the candidat"'
for the constitutional convention in ,h'
corner county refers to one G. X. Price
There may be such "a man, but ] tat,
il that the Journal refers to G. X
Buiac & Brice, some time mayor ~
Carlsbad, aud one OF the lonely demo
Gratis in the last territorial council. II
the same article ar. j. ID. Wheltht J
referred 10. 4 little detective ~instiIr
figures this ont TO he James DAME
Whclan the editor Of the Artesia Al
vocate. the boss studbug Of constitu
tlonnlism in the Pecos valley. 4 sen
Of sweet peace steals over M as
notice these misbobbles in the ,Journa.
! am not the only dub in New Mcvic
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And JET is actually trying to get y
-ei ,rn match WITH johnson. THIS is
i. gain demonstrated that there II nu
fool like an old ttCl, and this one
Lasn' Z sense rnougL to know when he
is beautifully licked, but wants somc
mere Of IL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

ing has varied for the different regions
from thirty.fve cents to nj dollar n
pound. AS a rule the seed is collect
ed in the fall months, when most con-
ifers ripen their seed. Parties of
three or four men ordinarily work to-
gether. Where numbering is in pro-
gress the collectors follow the sawyers
and take the cones directly from tho
fallen trees. In standing timber, the
task is much more arduous. The men
must often climb tall pines and pull
the cones from the branches as best
they can. Where these are on "a, "a
tremities and beyond the reach Il tie
hand, pruning shears are used. The
cones are dropped to the ground and
then gathered into buckets and trans
ferred to sacks, in which they are car
ried to a central point for further
treatment.
The extraction Of the seeds is te-
dious rather han difficult. In some
eases the cones are spread out upon
sneets in the sun, when, after a time
they open and the seed drop out; in
other eases IL is necessary to resort 10
artificial heat. This is applied by
placing the cones upon trays with
screen bottoms and raising the temper
allure of the room to the proper degree
The cones open, the winged seeds fall
out, and the seed is separated finally
from the cone by hand, but this il
a sore trial to the fingers Of the pick,
ers and an exceedingly slow process
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

rcption they teach the virtues of chair.
~, bencvolence, temperance. mutual
~forbcaranrc and mutual aid. And be
cause they practice this teaching among
their numbers the golden rule becomes
Ia that extent an actual working prin
ciplc in everyday life.
They represent the purest democracy.
Inside the hall of any fratcrnal lodge
distinctions of wealth or social position
have no standing. 4 man = rank ~ de.
tcrmirod solely by the position To which
he has been elected by the votes Of his
fellow members. They furnish the Iii.
,iSior by which u thousand warning ele.
mcnts in the complicated and artificial
life Of today are reduced to terms OF
Il common humanity.
trnternal societies to make the frater
nal spirit more strongly felt in both
national aud international affairs. And
they are working to make that dream
come, true. Already practically all The
societies of mutual aid are uniteo
in two great national bodies--the Ma
tional Fraiernal Congress and the As
sociatcd traternitics of America. To
pether they represent 100000 men anc
women, n large proportion of the adult
citizens Of the United States.
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The Eucharistic Congress.

OF truth that will ne a wonderful
gathering of Catholics when the Euch.
artistic css assemblies AT Montreal
on the 9th of September. The gather.
ing will first of all represent ovc H..
OOO. 1000 American Catholics. and IL will
attract the clergy and laity of the
church from all parts of the world.
Three cardinals, two score Of archbish.
ops, 100 bishops with priests innumber-
able and the representatives of Catholic
organizations will participate in the
ceremonies during the six days from
September 9Th to September 18th. II
will bc the first time the Eucharistic
congress has been held in America. The
selection of Montreal is Significant of
the progress of the western hemisphere
in the religious thought of the world.
The congress is purely spiritual in char
acter and is thus described in the an,
nouncement of the program made NJ
Montreal: "The main object Of the
work Of e~ucharistic congress. which
were inaugurated thirty years ago
j. to promote the knowledge, low,
and service Of our Lord Jesus
Christ in the most holy sacrament OF
the altar; TO assert His sovereign right,
by solemn manifestations and to striv,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

The state of Washington Is having
trouble with its new marriage law,
which requires that all candidates for
the more or less happy bonds of matri.
mony shall file a certificate Of good
health before "A marriage license will
be issued. The principle of the thing
is perfectly sound, but like many other
things which are good in theory 1t
won't pan out in practice. You just
simply can't keep young people from
getting together somehow when it
comes to this form of human associa.
tion. They will lie cheerfully, commit
perjury or forgery If necessary, and the
doctors who were instrumental in pass
ing the law, are unable To prevent the
Cupidous s~henanegin. They get the
certificates somehow, whether they are
sound or not, and if they live near the
border side over into Idaho, Washing.
ton, Oregon or Nevada, and get tied
up. II is all n set back for legislative
cugenics. and confirms the belief tina,
many had in the first place that the
law was premature. hat the public
mind must be improved before it will
endorse any change in this direction
eminently right though the plan is.
= = Q
According to the always truthful
Portales Herald, thirty.three wells are
now deli, ering water for irrigation
by pumps operated from the centraI
power station. Sixty.three wells are
now ready to deliver water. Gee! what
a country 70, a prohibitionistl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-30

Some people and firms are most un.
reasonable. A week or so ago / re.
ceived a letter from a firm In Kansas
City quoting prices on pork and beans
and other delicacies that made the Ten.
derfoot's mouth water. l sat right
down and ordered about $4,000 worth,
explaining that it would probably be
several weeks before l could find 1t
convenient to pay for the bill, and
that since they wanted my trade II was
only fair to presume that they intend.
ed to %patronize the Roswell Printing
Company and | would be glad TO re-
ceive order for job work as per price
list enclosed. | leave to anybody If
the proposition WASH fair and bust.
ness like, and yet the solicitous pups
have not paid any attention to my let
ter, which is just like some people-they
never are reasonable. l a get that
kind of a trade from any grocer in Ros
well aud what Is good for Roswell is
good for Kansas City and don't you
forget it.