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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
speclal by rnlLed Press.

Special by United Press.
Stanton, Ill., oct 5.-General Man
ager II, o. sehubbock Of the Illinois
Traction system, said today that Mo
torman Herman was responsible for
the collision late yesterday Of two in
terurban trains, which resulted in the
death OF SO persons.
The motorman disobeyed an order .
pass two trains, leaving when only one
had passed The cars were running al
the rate OF Al miles per hour and met
t the bottom OF an incline.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
cHlckAsHA KNIGHTS WIN.

The Chickasha company Of the Uni
form Rank. Knights Of Pythias, won
one first prize in the drill at the state
fair yesterday. Capt. Wade Lahoon
and his men made fine showing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

Prof Arthur Green, Of Oklahoma
City, who Is director Of the Chickasha
Vocal society was in the city today.
He recently returned from a summer
vacation in California.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

London. Oct. 5.-The revolution
which is sweeping Portugal Is lead by
the republicans who yesterday over
threw the government and are now ii
complete possession Of the capital
The army and navy are expected to
join the reyolutionists An effort is be-.
ing made to extend the revolution to
Spain.
The revolt is a direct outcome OF the
clash between the clericals and anti,
clericals.
Bombardmenk Of the royal palace
and street fighting are reported today
All telegraph wires from Lisbon to
the outside world are cut
Rumora ot intercessi0n by England
are rife.
In anticipation that the revolution
IN Portugal would inspire similar out
break Ia Spain the government is
strengthening its gafrlsons II cataioAa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
NO TipNics FROM
PARENTS OF SCHULTZ

Claycomb 4 Anderson the under
takers. have not yet received any reply
from the telegram which they sent to
Baltimore, Md, inQuiang for the par
ents Of Z. c. schultz, the suicide The
body remains at the undertaking par
lors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
/. /. & c. eIRLs WILL


Several members Of the !. 4 4 O..
faculty, accompanied By number Of
the students, will attend the state fair
next SATURDAY, the occasion being Col
iege day a the fair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

which Is the hot-bed Of Spanish 10.
volt
King Manuel has taken refuge on q
Brazilian warship, accompanied by
President-elect Defonseca Of BraIl,
who was visiting the king,
The population OF Portugal consists Of
800 aristocrats and about five million
other people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
WarshIps En Route.

Special by Unlted Press.
London, Oct 5.-Three British war.
ships are en- route to Lisbon. where a
revolution broke out yesterday against
Manuel. the boy king, TO protect Eng
lIsh interests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

WEATHER FORECAST.

4 For Oklahoma-Tonight and :
: Thursday generally fair; colder :
= southern portion. =
= a
, 1910-07-07

w.. 80 ..-,..ls. .... ~ perform Its
lclir.ia, tho bowels h"cutI" ~,ieranged, the
live, AMI the tidu, ,~scung"sted causing mum.
erous di-p, as The + onnch AMI liver must
be restored to a healthy condition and Cham
be%rlain'S Stomach and Liver Tablets can be
depended upon to do it. Easy to take and
most effective.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE MORNING.

Devotional exercises by the Rev.
Frank bloomfield of East Barre.
on motion Of Senator Archibald the
senate voted to reconsider it's vote on
= 90 and that it be recommitted TO
same committee. This was agreed to.
on motion Of Senator Borden the
senate voted to recommit S. 80 to same
committee.
ORDERED TO LIE
s. S2-Substitute for s. %. rela ting
to uniformity OF dates of schools.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE
H. 17-Prohibiting payment of fees
to justices of the peace in criminal
cases, with proposals of amendment
II. 23-Relating to soldiers home.
II. TITO pay j. q. Sargent and ii.
+. Graham certain sum.
II, $50 incorporate Waterbury
Savings bank.
II. s1-Incorporating village of
Randolph, with proposals Of amend
ment,
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. 53-An act relating to Clarendon
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& Pittsfotd Railroad Co. Railroads
II. 7S-An act relating to additional
polling places. Election
H. 132--An act relating to damage
done by deer. Joint standing com
| mittee on game and fisheries
H. 171-An act relating to incorpor-
ate city and town OF Barre. Corpora =
| lions.
il. 1S6-An act to permit Connccti-
cut 81 Passumpsic railroad to hold
stock in other railroads Railroads.
H. 2Oi--An act to incorporate Con-
grcgational Church and society of
Mddiebury Corporations.
II. 2l5--An act to incorporate Glover
Congregational meeting house society.
Corporations
II. 217-An act relating to Rutland
e. Montpelier Railroad CO. Railroads.
~. 22l-An act relating to pay OF
grand and petit jurors. Joint stand
ing committee on State and court ex-
penses.
II. 24O--An act to incorporate Green
Mount Cemetery association Corpor-
atoms.
III. 2i7-An act to protect fur bear
zee on game and fisheries
II. 255-An act relating to deposits
or minors in banks. Banks.
H. 2oS-An act creating board of
ar'nory commissioners Military ar-
fairs
II. 26l-An act relating 20 militia.
Military affairs.
H. zo4-An act to incorporate North
tnderhil1 Cemetery association. Cor
porationS.
~ 2T-An act to change name of
fairview Cemetery association TO
Mettowec Valley association. Corpora.
lions.
II. 27S--An act to Incorporate Troy
Cemetery association. Corporations.
THIRD READING ORDERED
:. officiating TO corporations
formed by' voluntary association.
S. officiating to town clerks ill.,
ing records with secretary Of state
: e3-Reiating to appointment of
assistant clerks to town clerks.
:. So--Kclatine 70 appointment Of
county clerks.
H. S2-lielating to examination Of
advanced pupils
H. Calculating to supcrvision of
schools.
H. l&' For suppression Of disease
among bees.
H. 2o2-Helating to appointment Of
senator's
II. 2O9-Relating to beaver and otter
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
:. 52-An act providing compensa-
ton to injured workmen
:. 3S--An act providing for the FL
ing of Information in vacation on pc
tition If respondent.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE,
II. 14-Lcgalizing grand list of
town of Elmorc.
II. l23-Lcgalizins appraisal of real
estate In town of Belvidere.
II. Relating to sale of land for
taxes.
on motion Of Senator Button. Ser
ate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
SENATE-AFTERNOON

on motion of senator Butler, Senate
to meet Monday evening, November
IA. at 1880 o'clock. after adjournment
to-day. This was agreed to.
Senator Butler of Windham, moved
that pay of jurymcn be $3.50 per day
as amendment to II. eel relating to
pay OF 1urymen The motion wa
lost.
Motion by Senator Powell that :.
be made a special order Wednesday
at 1880 a, IN. This was agreed to.
BILLS INTRODUCES.
:, S4-Ry Senator Gordon of Wash
ington, an act TO amend section 1857.
relating to hearings before a superior
Judge. IroVidcs that superior judges
may hear ana determine demurrer
in vacation time) judiciary.
s. S3-By Senator Clark IF Rutland
an act to amend sections IA and 745,
relating to taxation of savings banks
ana trust companies. Provides Il re-
duction of tax from 10 of one per
cent to u Of one per cent. on de-
posits)
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II l97-RelatinS to duties of com
missioner of agriculture as 10 cream
cries
II. 2Os--Relating TO soliciting Of
subscriptions about the state House
SPECIAL ORDER.
s. 1-RclatinE to exemption from
taxation of manufacturers. etc. We'd
nosday 1890 a. m.
InI'c1r pIJTS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
SON OF SCIENTIST DEAD.
q. u. Romanes OF EnEland Admitted
20 u. s. under DOnG,

Colorado Springs, Colo. Ney. IA
George Il. Romanes. son OF the eminent
british scientist. George John Romanes,
deceased. oriSinator Of the Romanes leo
ture delivered annually at oxford, died
to-day of tuberculosis. The Romanes lee
lure was last delivered by former Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
MI Romdnes came TO Colorado Springs
iast April from England on the recon-
Hchdhton OF physicians. He was accom-
p"hieo by his wife and children. AT Elis
isIa'd the party was detained on the
Ground that Mr. Romanes WAS an I'M
desirable alien, having communica BILE
disease. The case was finally taken IN
by tho British ambassador. and Mr..
Roinanes and his faulty were permitted
|" come West after ho had put up n
cash bond that he would not become
pubic charge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
JUDGE v. 4. BLISS
DIES SUDDENLY
Well Known Member of Vermont
Bar Succuunbs to Broken
Blood Vessel on Brain.

Mfddlebury. Nov. 13.-Judge William H.
Bliss. n well known member of the YER
mont bar and Judge Of probate for the
Middlebury district, died suddenly last
night from the bursting Of a blood vessel
on the brain. Judge Bliss was at his Of
fee as usual Friday and transacted busl-
ness on that day He ate supper as usual
but was taken i'll at about ten O'clock.
death coming few minutes before twelve
o'clock last night. The funeral will be
held from the house on Washington street
at two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
William Henry Bliss was born In Roy
alton October s. is47, son of Charles and
Henrietta Bliss. He received his prepara-
tory education at Royalton Academy and
graduated from the University Of Yer
mont with high honors in the class OF
1871. He was a member Of the Sigma Phi
fraternity.
Following his graduation MI. Bliss
studied law with Thomas c. Greene
OF Providence, r. l.. and was admit
ted to practice In that State in 1873.
In 1877 ne moved to Rochester. where
he practiced until 1885 From 1856 to
1894 he lived in Middlebury. then
ii''N'b ~ I'al Ililr tpfl W mere ne l'i'il'i
law partnership with the late Judge
f. r. Hard IN 1897 he returned to
Middlehury and was SUCCESSFULLY in
partnership with l. f.. Knapp. \. L,
Turper, II. c. Royce and +, T. Deher-
Vile. He was states attorney Of Ad-
Olson county from 1890 TO 1892 and
upon the death OF the late James VI.
Slade In 1899 was appointed Judge of
probate by Governor l., c. Smith,
which office he has since held He has
also been town agent for many years.
Judge Bliss was admitted 20 prac-
tice in the United states supreme
Court In 1895 AID was engaged in
man important cases before that tri-
bunal. He was poet of some ability
and was associated with Col Joseph
Battell in the publication II the Nor
gan horse register.
He was twice married His first
wife was Miss Myra Mitchell of provi-
dence. II. l.. who died In 1900. In 100"
he married Miss Mabel \ Kingsley VI
this village, who survives him. lie
also leaves a brother, who lives IN
Bethel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
ALL ELL IN MEXICO.
sunday Passed without Renewal Of
Hostile Demonstrations.

NcXico city, Nov. l3.-SundaY passed
without any renewal Of the demonstrate
tions against Americans, The feeling
to-night shat the end ~ the troubla
had come appears to be general
There was 10 relaNtion Of vigilance
by police to-day, and Tonight strong
patrols We're on guard in the business
quarter and throughout the American
colony,
Dispatches from Guadalatara. Alei
early to-day, reported no violence
there last night \ proclamation that
any gathering # hNc or more persons
in the streets would We dispersed by
the police had a Quieting effect and no
disturbance was attempted
Federal ana state cavalry patrolled
the streets of Guadaljara throuGhout
the night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
DEATH OF SENATOR CLAY.
End of Georgia Statesman as Peace.
full as II Was sudden.

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. l3--t'nitei states
Senator Alexander Stephens Clay of
Georgia, died at tho Robertson sanitar-
ium to-day after an extended illness.
Ills death was as peaceful as it was
sudden, lie was talking to his son. Her
bert. when he suddenly ceased speaking
and fell back dead
During the morning and early after
noon the senator appeared In better
spirits than usual and was apparently
recovering from the slight relapse of
Saturday. Mrs. Clay came to Atlanta
from Marietta in tho morning. but when
she found the senator so much i'm
proved, she returned home. The only
member of the family present at the
death bed was the senator's son, Her
bert. who is mayor of Marietta
Senator Clay's death resulted from
dilatation of the heart, superinduced
by arterio- sclerosis He had been i'll
for nearly year and went to the
sanitarlum on November / to take a
rest cure. He appeared to be improv-
ing until saturday when he suffered a
relapse.
The body was removed to the Clay
home at Marietta. where the funeral
services will be held next Tuesday.
Senator Clay, who was 81 years old.
Is survived by wife. five sons and a
daughter
SERVED IN SENATE II YEARS.
Washington. Nov. 13.-News of the
death OF Senator Clay was received to-
night by Colonel Daniel NJ. Ransdell. SER
geant-at-arms OF the Senate. Colonel
Ransdell informed Vice-President Sher-
man. who will name committee of SEN
ators tomorrow to attend the funeral
Senator Clay had been in iii health for
some time. In the past session OF Con-
gress he was forced to remain away from
the Senate chamber on several occa sions.
although he refused to leave the floor
until practically forced to do SO The
tariff session was a severe drain on his
gradually waning strength.
The senator had served in the Senate
continuously for IA years, having been
elected in 1895 to succeed John Il. Gordon.
He was chairman Of the committee on
woman suffrage and member of seven
other committees including appropriations
and postoflces and post roads.
The senator. though a strong partisan,
never permitted political consideration to
influence his action rs committeeman or
senator. He was an effective, though not
ornate speaker, of MARRIED seriousness in
debate. Even though III much of the
time in his later days IN the Senate, he
never was known to lose his temper or be
urciVil to any one. He had thorough
grasp Of important economic questions
and was noted as an advocate Of govern
mental economy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
O. T.. $. DISTRICT MEETING.

the Order OF the Eastern star was heic
here to-night ABOUT 30 members hein.,
present There were good sized delcga-
tions from Remington. Wallingford, Man
chester. North bennington, Arlington.
Poultney and Fair Haven, Arthur q.
Spaulding Of Ludlow, grand patron, ana
Mrs. ii. l.. Sullson OF bennington, grand
matron. were among the grand lodge OF
ncers in attendance
Following reception ana supper for the
grand lodge officers there was literary
program and Fair Haven chapter
exempliied the work. Mrs. Matte j.
Nelson of this city gave the address OF
welcome,
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PASSED In CONCURRENCE.

PASSED IN CONCURRENCE,
s. Si--Rclating to tho registration
II automobiles and motor vehicles OF
non residents
$. 69---RelatinE to the Soldiers
home.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
By Mr. Fletcher Of Cavendish. pro-
viding for printing at tho expense OF
tho state 1900 copies Of the proceed
ings Of Vermont Historical society and
anniversary addresses in 1909 and
1910. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Bowles Of Woodbury., pro-
vidlng for the appointment by the
Governor of commission of three.
who shall serve without pay and re-
port to the next Legislature on the
erection Of suitable memorial to
David T. Thompson. Adopted
THIRD READING ORDERED.
IT, 276-Relating to the ventilation
of school houses.
H. 2s3--Relating to the killing.
muzzlng or claiming Of dogs.
IT, SO2--Relating to the copyright
of Vermont reports
NlIIsE.I.
H. officiating to exemptions from
taxation.
ORDERED TO LIE-sPECrAL ORDER
TUESDAY 2:3o.
IT, 223-Rela ting to the appointment
OF health officers.
KILLED.
II. 224--Relating to the pay of lis
tors.
II. 2SS-Relating to the law of the
road
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
s. 5S-providlng for the filing of an
Information in vacation on petition of
II respondent. To committee on Judi
ciary
s. 52-ProvidinE for compensation
to injured worlmen or in case of
death to their next of kin by volun-
tary agreement between employer
ciary
S. 6O--Relating to foremen IF petit
jury. TO committee on judiciary
s. 26--Relating to ira sportation by
street railway companies Of pupils Of
public and private schools.
RECOMMITTED.
II. G0--To promote the poultry in
terests of Vermont.
on motion of Mr.. Roberts of Lin
coin, tho House at $3.50 adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
BILLS INTRODUCED.

H. 325-By Mr. Webb OF Arlington, pro-
viding for the monthly auditing of expense
accounts Of the employees of the State.
To committee ON claims.
H. 32G-l}y MIR Hunt of New Haven
limiting the hours OF employment OF
women and children. Go female or per-
son under lG years to be employed In
mills, factories, etc, more than 81 hours
per week. Seats to be provided for all
female helpD TO committee on immiGra-
ton and Industrial.
II. 327-i'y M. Clark Of Morristown. to
lcsalizc tho strand list Of tho town of
Morrlstown for 1908 and 1903 10 com
mittee on grand list
r. S2S-Ry Mr.. Wells OF Wardsboro. pro-
vidins for the repair of the stage road
leading from WardshorO station to
Wardshoro village. (Appropriates $1,000
TO committee on highways and bridges.
III, 329By Mr., Russell OF Kirby. re-
pealing No. 10 OF. the acts q 1908. To
committee on State and court expenses.
H. BODY Mr.. Boyce OF Waterbury. an
act granting "A charter to tho Champaign
Realty co, for driving logs TO committee
on corporations.
II. SSl-By Mr., Martin of Brookline. to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
HOUSE-AFTEkMOON.
ORDERED TO LIE.

II. 29i-To create State school Of
Tuesday at 9..o p. III.
READ THIRp TIME AND PASSED.
II. SG-Relating to cream tests.
II. Ss-Rclat!nE to flags.
II. @l3-To exempt Randolph sanatorium
from taxation.
s965-Rclating to tho practice Of ON.
Lalining.
II, 2G.-To INCORPORATE the Morristown
and Middlesex Railroad company.
ORDERED TO LIE.
II. lo2-.Rolating to the disi ositon of
uneApended highway taxes. Made q
special order for Tuesday at 3 p. m.
BILLS INTRODUCED
II. 33,-By Mr.. Peck OF Burlington, an
act to incorporate the Society of Cheva-
liers dc Champaign, Burlington, VI. To
committee On corporations.
II. 33S-By Mr.. DuudY Of Sutton. to
amend section sS3 OF the public statutes.
relating to school houses and grounds.
70 committee on education.
II. 39-l}y Mr.. Stafford of Brattleboro.
an act authorizing the town of Brattlc-
boro 10 issue bonds for the purpose and
10 the amount therein specified. $4,000
for abolition of grade crossingJ To com.
n!ttee on municipal corporations.
H. 3ic-Iy Mr.. Cook of Ripton, To
lesalize tie quadrennial appraisal and
the grand list OF inc town OF Ripton for
1910 TO committee on grand list.
H. Silly Mr., Sherwin of Jamaica, re-
lating to the maintainanco OF bridges.
On all towns where the total combined
length OF bridges exceeding eight feet
span, shall exceed 200 feet State to pay
20 tho town annually. one half the cost
oil maintainancc. rebuilding and repair.
OF such total combined length. exceed
Ing 1850 feot) To committee on nppro-
priatlons.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. 'i--by Mr.. Amey of Brighton 10
provide Tor tho ascertainment OF dam
ages IN the event of the change of mo-
1--WE power hy railroad corporations and
suest railroad companies. Rules suspend
oo una the bin was read third time and
passed.
SENATE PROPOSALS or AMEND
MENT CONQUERED IN.
il. 17-Prohihltins the payment of fees
10 justice OF the peace in criminal
cases.
~ @-As amended, incorporating tho
village OF West Randolph
ORDERED TO LIE.
~ N'"-Alnendi the charter of
the city of Montpelier
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
~ ''-Ehabllng the bennington N
N"r'l ADAMS street Railway company
!" CONSTRUCT and operate a railway
III the town of Stamford.
IT, so'-Amending the charter of the
r. d T. Fairbanks n Co.
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DEPEW, II, VIEWS
END OF HIS CAREER
Il Am the Happiest Man in the
State Of New York" De-
clares the Senator.

New York. Nov. Io.-Arnarently I'M
rulNled by .he fact that his carce- in tht
United states Senate had come to an end
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew sat in biz
of public life that practically ceased on
election night. when a lem c-a' &c Lecisia.
tGrc was elected.
II am the hanp!es; man in the Stata
of New York" ne said Il am II years
old. have been :. years actively ia
politics and think I can say that my
ambitions have been reasonably satisfied.
During the past campai2n made so-nc-
times two speeches a night, once talking
for an hour in the rain, and the next
morning my roce was in as good condi-
ton as ever. My health is good and nv
! desire Of years. to be happy myself and
share that happiness with others. has
heen fairly well satisfied
Il was fairly certain that the ro-uhi-
cans would he defeated. for the clau.e =,
the vote that elected Foss in Mass,l.
chCsotss, Tavens in New York aaI
Plaisted in Maine was so nearly the same
that there WAS no doubt that the coun-
try Was Up in arms"
PARKER IS NOT \ CANDIDATE
New York. Nov. lo.-Judye Alton r
Parker authorized the following state
ment tonight; Il al not unapprecia-
tive Of the fact that many good peo-
pie favor my selection a. a candidate
for the United safes Senate = sue
coed Senator pepew. l am, IND aad
most rratided to them for thus sug-
gestirg most attractive opportunity
FOR ys,fal public service. but my obiI-
cations are such that | would not ac-
cept the Office, even II it should ec
rendered t. me"
y. Cady Herrick. mentioned as an
other probability, said to-day that la
should certainly accept the senator
ship We're It offered him. Edward ".
shepard also spoken OF. was non-com-
initial.