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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19
Complete Outing Details.

Complete Outing Details.
The excursion committee of Sheffield
| Lodge, Order Sons of St. George, H. e,
Barncopf, secretary: William Lart, B,
| Sheppard, w. Roberts, j. JEFF and
Messrs. Milroy and Clark. have COM
pleted the details for the outing which
will be held on September 4 at Glen
Island. The trip will be made on the
steamer Howard Carroll.
A big time is promised the members
of Newark City Camp, Modern Wood
men of America, at the session which
viii be held at Woodmen hail. Arcade
building, on Wednesday evening. 1t
will be a special night, n the mem
bers and friends of the camp will be
the guests of the entertainment COM
mittee. who will provide a musical
program, a boxing exhibition and other
diversions.
The local and State camps Of the
United Spanish War Veterans viii be
we'll represented by delegates at the
national encampment of the veterans.
which will be held in Denver. Colo, on
August 20, 80 and 81. 1t is expected
that State Department Commander C.
Albert Gasser. Of this city. will &C
company the New Jersey delegation,
Camp d. d. Mitchell, of this city. will
send representatives.
Walter S. Campbell. of Granite
Lodge, and Arthur ]. Runyon, of
Lodge, l.. o. o. F., of this city,
are candidates for the Office of grand
warden at the next session of the
Grand Lodge of New Jersey. 1t is
understood that Charles A. Woodruff,
of Radiant Star Lodge. this city, is
slated for deputy grand master. and
that he will have no opposition.
Rid Tonight.
The annual trolley ride of Anthony
Wayne Council. Jr. o. u. A. M, will
be held tonight, when the members
and friends Of the order will Journey
to Newark Bay Park. A supper will
enjoyed. The committee consists of
William b. McCully. Elwood E. Hol-
comb, w. H. Disbrow, Frederick A.
Phillips and William r. Slingerland.
]. Edward Blackmore, of this city,
junior grand steward OF the Grand
Lodge of New Jersey. f. and A. NJ,
will sail for Europe tomorrow. He will
visit his art studio in Paris and COM
plete several studies in oil. He win also
to Brussels and tour the continent.
He will return early In October.
North End Gbnclave, l.. Q. H, met
Tuesday night at Masonic Hall. 4S1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19

North End Cbnclave, l. Q. H, met
Tuesday night at Masonic Hall. 4S1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19

Pride Of Prospect Council No. 161,
D. of L., will hold an egg social on
Tuesday night at the lodgerooms, 1874
Market street. Each lady is requested
to bring two eggs colored alike as adj
mission fee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19

H. B.. Miller. E. ]. Anthony. ]. w.
Meyer. A. P. Bacron, G. w. Honeywell.
E. Stats and E. K. Warner. At the
meeting to be held this evening the
members will also consider several
amendments to the bylaws.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19

The members of Alamo Council.
Royal Arcanum. have appointed a
committee to arrange for the annual
trolley ride and shore dinner which
will be held at Bergen Point the latter
part of August. As the outing will be
open to the friends of the council. the
committee is preparing to entertain a
large number of guests.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19

The members and friends of Prospect
Council, Jr. o. q. A, NJ, win enjoy
their annual outing n trolley ride
to Bayonne Park on next Wednesday
evening. The committee in charge Is.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

Business-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. Is
John R.-st Main l4ss or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

The Braga government is acting
with great firmness in suppressins dis
orders. In conference with his
}eadars Wednesday. President-elect
Hfaga declared that Every drop Of
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

guised I'm the uniform of a police Of
fcer and accompanied by small de-
tail OF city officers. left the palace oy
a secret passage underneath the
street communicating with a building
on the opposite side. II Is thought
that he boarded the Brazilian dread
naught Sac Paulo and was later
transferred TO another vessel, either q
private yacht or British ship.
Rebels In Complete Control.
Estimates tonight OF the number OF
dead are admittedly inaccurate, but
from the most reliable Information
obtainable your correspondent esti-
mates that the number OF killed will
not be less than 90. and will not ex-
coed rs. Most OF the dead were
among the defenders Of the palace.
The number OF wounded will mount
into the hundreds, probably running
as high as Ave or six hundred.
AT the time OF the fling OF this
dispatch the revolutionists absolute
iy dominate the situation here with
the hilltop Notifications, the battleship
fleet and the city barracks In their
possession. A surprising degree or
order obtains Notwithstanding the
tremendous excitement OF the past 80
hours and the new government has
made splendid start In Its efforts
TO win popular favor.
The revolutionists still control all
telegraph lines and any dispatches
which might not be acceptable to
their censorship must be hled via
Carcavellos or Badajose.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

buildings. II was shortly after one
o'clock, Tuesday morning, when the
priest was thrown into the Tagus,
and the fighting started. and 1t was
daybreak before the streets about
the palace could be cleared and with
the first break of dawn the lombard
ment by the battleships began. Prac-
tically every artillery regiment sta
revolutionists and a number OF field
pieces were wheeled into action
against the palace.
On the other hand the defenders
of the palace In the kings household
were all infantrymen and to this fact
is probably due the small loss OF life
In the lighting within the city. For
tunately for the revolutionists the de-
tenders of the palace did not even
have a machine gun to aid them in
their defense and the rebels content
ed themselves by bombarding the
royalist strongholds without attempt
ing close range fighting. Practically
all the fatalities occurred among the
royalist forces engaged in the defense
OF the palace and the ministry build.
ing.
Battle RACES 81 Hours.
The battle ragged uninterrupted for
I31 hours. Shortly after daylight
Wednesday morning the royalist
troops with walls falling about them
and shells ploughing through unstable
walls OF the palace, their dead and
dying lying about them without even
medical attention, realized the hope.
lessness OF the situation and sur
rendered to the revolutionists to es.
cape determination. The Portuguese
flag over the palace was struck down
and the firing OF the loyalist soldiers
ceased BY nine o'clock the blue and
green flag of the revolutionists float.
ed over the palace from the new stan
which was rugged up by the revolu-
ried away during the bombardment.
At the news that the palace had
fallen the populace went wild with
Joy and thousands of them swarmed
to the Plaza and joined in singing the
Portuguese Marsellaise, stopping oc-
casionally TO cheer the republic and
cry for the downfall Of the monarchy
and the king.
A few moments later the defenders
OF the ministry buildings surrendered
and the revolutionists were In com
plete possession OF the city.
At first IL was supposed that the
royal family had been captured with
the downfall OF the palace, but AT
noon formal announcement was made
by the revolutionary leaders that the
king and his mother had escaped
during the night.
II is impossible to say at this writ.
ing just how this escape was made
and the news OF this feature will
probably be obtained from some out.
side point. The most likely version Civ
en- here, however, is that the king, dis
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
Manuel's Escapades With
Actress Angered Subjects

BERLIN, Oct. GA French variety
actress. Mile. Caby Deslis, cost King
Manuel his throne. according TO high
officials OF the German government,
who today expressed no surprise at
the revolution in Portugal.
According to these officials, history
has repeated itself in Portugal, where
Manuers fragrant Haunting Of ais mis-
tress In the face OF his starving sub
jects caused wave OF popular indig-
nation that eliminated In the revolt.
The reports from the German min
listers in Lisbon have long emphasized
the public anger that was caused by
Manueis actions toward his French
mistress. Though the nation was
bankrupt and her people, oppressed
by taxation, were starving. Manuel IL
said to have given rare jewels worth
100000 to the chic dancer and
actress.
In a polite way the world has been
informed on a number OF occasions OF
Manuel's antics In Paris, where the
French police often took him In tow
and closed up various resorts while
the boy king and his friends of the
Portuguese court grew gay In the
companionship Of women OF the Paris
underworld. Only few months ago
Manuel spent several days in Paris
and Il was gravely announced by his
ministers that this was to be his last
fling" before marrying and settling
down.
II was on one OF the jaunts that
Manuel met Mile. Deslis and attached
her to his encourage Since that time
he Is said to have spent mos. Of bls
time with her, neglecting the signs
Of discomfort In the nation.
Manuers personal extravaganza and
that OF his mother and grandmother
also contributed to the wrath that led
TO the revolt
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
Republican Leader
Tells Rebels To Be Orderly

LISBON, Oct. Ga provisional
government has been formed with
Theophile Braga as president. The
new national flag 10 flying over all
public buildings.
The capital is now completely In
the hands OF the Republicans.
Already. the Spanish minister. In
full uniform, has called TO pay his
respects to the Republican leaders.
II is impossible to estimate the
number OF those killed or wounded In
yesterdays lighting. but it Is expect
ed TO reach several hundred. The
city has been considerably damaged
by the bombardment by the insurgent
warships. The building occupied by
the ministries around the Praca do
Comnercio and the Necessidades
palace were made the particular tar
gets OF the shells from the warshtps,
and show the effects by broken walls
and turrets. The tower or the
church attached to the palace was de-
mclished.
All through the night artillery and
rife fire was incessant, and towards
dawn II increased In intensity. At IL
camped on the nights Of Avenida da
Liberdado, tried to force their way
TO the center of the city. but we're
driven back by the loyal troops.
AS the latter passed the barracks
OF the First artillery. they discovered
that IL was in the hands of the rebels.
They charged upon the civilians and
dislodged them with considerable
losses TO the rebels. The night firing
was carried on In complete darkness,
the electric lights having failed.
The insurgents were led by the re-
tired admiral, Carlos Refs. Their
forces were greatly augmented by de-
sertions from among the royalists,
and they succeeded eventually in get
ting control of the city.
The revolutionists raided all build
ings which few the old flag and tore
down the emblems OF the monarchy.
The warships greeted the hosting of
the Republican flag with salvos OF
artillery.
Eusebio Leao, the Republican lead
er, made a speech from the balcony
of the town hall, saying that he en-
trusted the policing OF the city and
the maintenance of order to the care
OF the citizens.
Respect all public and private
property" he exclaimed. "and the
life OF all persons. whoever they may
be. The republic is generous and
magnanimous."
The huge crowd that had gathered
around the building cheered the
speaker frantically.
Notwithstanding the thrilling
events of the last two days. the PEG.
pie are now showing composure, and
II seems likely that order in the city
OF Lisbon will be maintained. II ia
rumored that General Gorjas, who
commanded the defending forces
committed suicide when he saw that
the fall OF the palace was inevitable
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

Mrs. Lillian Stevens. engaged In
temperance work for over 70 years,
has just completed her twelfth year
as president OF the American Wom-
ems Christian Temperance union.
which position she has SO ably filled
since the death OF Mrs. willard.
Although past sixty-six. Mrs. Ste
vens Is as enthusiastically interested
in the spreading OF the prohibition
propaganda as she was In the days
when she was Neal Dow's chief assist
ant In Maine. The wonderful growth
OF the prohibition sentiment Is. In Mrs.
Stevens estimation. due most OF all
TO the great efforts put forward by tho
over 300. 900 American women enrolled
in the w. c. T. u, and she 10 rightly
proud OF the organization of white
ribboners.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

49, - - oss's
tn&|D. He came repeatedly to
~ - visls ne. We were always
~ soupthsr n those days
nes Wait . Lisbon.
- Dsbrusry Of this year. the king
( n1cne1 me 70 Lisbon BY royal COM
~ "a q his request ! danced at
~ great charity fair, the king or.
no11sed for the relief Of the victims
g the oporto nre.
II did not live In suite In The royal
roloco. O. Was declared yesterday. l
o>nyod n 3 suite In hotel near the
Do1ooo, but the king paid me marked
oc1ontions and was In my company
Hoyjng nearly all the time I was In
~ capital He even presented me-
@ his royal mother.
Il was attacked bitterly by the re-
publican papers for going 10 Lisbon.
They said he was Haunting his royal
ooiDtrees before the eyes OF his moth
q. who had offered 10 give his lie
foe him when the assassins shot down
he father and brother"
"You have been denounced In Eu-
Yopo and IN America a. the cause OF
ne kings DOWNFALL" the correspon-
dent told the dancer. Her eyes hasned
and she replied angrily:
~That " untrue; that 10 unjust. the
king only gave me small presents.
which even q poor man could anoro
without extrAvagance. MY contract
for my next engagements Is here.
am TO get $4,000 for appearing three
months here. I believe that my In
come u greater than that received ny
the king.
KIM Wrote Her In August
Il last saw the king In August, In
PARIS. had long letter from him
bat q fcw days ago. wherein he wrote
Of his great Joy over the prospect Ut
seeing me again In Paris ut the end
q October. The king v . nice young
man. proud - the proudest. and with
q kind heart
sWhen Il was reported that he
meant to marry me, one Paris paper
rlehtly said: 'Deslys will not aban-
don the great kingdom OF the Stage
for the small kingdom Of Portugal.
Nile. Deslys was greatly Agitated
when told Of the dangers which sur
rounded the king during the lombard
ment Of the royal palace at Lisbon.
when later notified that the king had
escaped and was safe. she said: 1T
d much better for the young man TO
ohdicate. know he will be happier
now than he was with all his troubles
- king"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

announcement that q strong force of
spanish veterans. In light marching or
der. IL now under orders TO 90 post
haste 20 the Portuguese frontier The
Spanish Republicans are greatly In
censed. inasmuoh as there 10 appar-
emily no reason for this move on the
part or the Spanish authorities unless
King Alfonso intends 10 assist King
a-anuel with an armed force.
There can be no question that King
Alfonso Is gravely alarmed lest the
success OF the uprising In Portugal
stimulate the Spanish Republicans
TO greater activity. He fears that II
the Republicans in Portugal succeed
In completely overthrowing monarch
ism In the smaller nation. the Span
ish Republicans may at once declare
armed rebellion to the rule Of Alfonso
In Spain.
To avert this calamity. II Is be-
lieved. the king and his ministers in
tend TO take Manuel's part In the
Portuguese uprising. to the point of
assisting him TO regain his throne
with Spanish armies. The Spanish
ministers believe. II Is said. that II
they can restore Manuel TO the throne,
they Will not only have killed Repub-
licanism In Portugal. but will have
frightened the Spanish Republicans
into inactivity.
such a move. however. Is almost
sure to precipitate civil war In Spain,
instead OF delaying II. The temper
OF the Spanish people Is fiery at this
time.
The police this afternoon broke up
a meeting Of the Radical club because
the members sang the Marsellaise.
After their expulsion from the club
house. the radicals cheered for the
Portuguese revolution. They contin-
ued the demonstration until the police
engaged them In running fight.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
Portuguese Uprising
Menaces King Alfonso

MADRID. Via Hendaye, Oct. g.
Spain Is on the edge Of civil strife.
The capital II In a turmoil over the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
kim Manuel Is Now In
Hiding; Rebels Protect Him

LISBON. Oct. 6.--10:30 p. m.-(via
Carcaveilos. Oct. 6.)--King Manuel
has escaped and win not be captured.
Minister OF Justice Costa, Of the
rtovisional government, today offici-
any announced that the royal family
VI neeing from Portugal" The minis
~ refused to make his statement
nporo specific.
Thai disposes Of the story that
Manuel II at MARIA and Ia rallyins
HI forces. Costa declared that the
new government II In receipt Of
Numerous messages pledging the sup
pcrt Of the provinces.
There can BE- no doubt OF the
complete success Of the republic" he
oAid. civil war II unlikely and with
IN few days We expect to have the
rfovfnces a. enthusiastic In our sup
pcrt - are the Republicans Of LAs-
Your correspondent was informed
ttnight ON the best authority that the
pecape' az the boy monarch Was one
* the carefully planned and neatly
oxocuted details of the revolutionary
emp Of Tuesday which overturned the
AZ BragAnsa dynasty and gave Eu-
3ppe another republic. The really
GIoyer men who effected Tuesdays re-
variable coup would rather be known
~ liberafors than regicides. For that
REASON Il was decided that Manuel, =
Ming exile and victim Of his own ex-
&ooseGy Wa much preferable to Man
~ : martyred victim to the cause OF
4 nonarchy.
Eeaders OF the revolution last night
knew exnctly where the young ex-
ING was located, but purposely aided
n the spread Of conflicting stories
v his whereabouts In order TO prevent
h1o p0oeible capture by over-enshuslas-
% and unthlnking revolutiopists.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

BATTLE CREEK. Oct. 0.--PE111S
dent 0ompsrs. OF the American ~
Grafton Of Labor. spoke TO 1000 -,
sons In the Auditorium last night H
repudiated the charge that u5ssnbeso
OF organised labor are responsible Sor
the Los Angeles Times disaster. Com.
pers' remarks were directed ~ q W.
Post. who published cartoons of dom
pers In connection with story AZ -
blowing up OF tho Los Angeles nnWo'
paper.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
Piles Quickly
Cured At Home
1nssant Relief, Permanent cure-Trlai
Package Mailed Free to All
In Plain Wrapper.

Many cases OF Piles have been
cured by trial package OF Pyramid
Pile Cure without further treatment.
When Il proves It's value to you. get
<nofe from your druggist at 80 cents
4 box, and be sure you get what you
Nm for. Simply al out free coupon
&61ow and mail today. Save yourself
Ifom the surgeons knife and Its tor
<0Fu. the doctor and his bins.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
THE NEW REGIME.

PrsssAens- -THEOPHILH bRAcA.
Mnn1stsr % justies-ALFONsO
1llnastsr % Foreign Aaaars-BER-
NADINE MACHADo.
M1n1stsr % Finance - DAxILI0
IBLLEo.
' lllnas1sr Of Public Works-AN-
4Ou1O LUlz CONES.
Minister u War-COL. DARRETO.
minister Of lGsrins-Al1ARO AGO.
vADO GOMno.
Minister u the Infertor---ANTO-
MO ALMEIDA.
C1vfl Gevsrner % KARLSRUHE
mo LEAO.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
Reaching the Top

In any calling OF life. demands . ~
orous body and keen brain Withcne
health there IL no success. But nlsctslo
Bitters is the greatest Health Builder
the world has ever known. Il compole
perfect action OF stomach. liver. hid
neys. bowels. purines and enricheo
the blood tones and invigorates The
whole system and enables you -
stand the wear and tear of your da11y'
work. After months Of sufferino
from Kidney Trouble" writes w. u.
Sherman, of Cushing. Me-, three bot
ties OF Electric Bittsrs made me feel
like q new man." At y. @. kinsels
Central Drug Co.. Gray q Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

Monroe council, No. !: n. A: NJ, soss g
wysndotte, Thursday auernoons yS
degrees for the council there re-
turn visit will be made later. when
IN. third degree OF the council Work
will be conferred by the Wyandotts
council
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

Charles II. sawyer, former secrstaSy %
the Board OF Commerce.. will 30 tAe
guest at a "friendship dinner % Pc
given In his honor Thursday rignt
the dinner for Mr. Sawyer are ne
present officers and directors OF the
board OF Commerce. former dfreoeore
under whom Mr. SAWYER served. eno
the chairmen OF committees for the
current year The occasion II NJ
Sawyers retirement ~ secretary %
become Identified with the WtlliamD
Bros Co, as It's secretary.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-29
SNAKES WITHIN A SNAKE

Q. B. Dyche. rural mail carrier Of
Virginia, had a thrilling experience
in the foothills Of the Blue Ridge.
His route lies through mountainous
section noted as the abode of many
species Of snakes. and late IN the
afternoon Dyche reached the serpent
stricken territory and noticed large
moccasin basking In the sunshine.
He determined to put into execu-
ton mental threat he often had
made before to exterminate the coll
ing denizens Of the infested place, so.
dismounting from his vehicle, he se-
lected a monster moccasin for his
initial battle Seeing the approach of
an enemy, the reptile made dart for
crevice In the rocks, but the Gus
todian Of Uncle Sans affairs was too
quick and caught the reptile midway.
cutting it in two.
81 TO his horror, reptiles by the score
began to pour from the separated
parts OF the snake and began to
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-29
ENTERPRISE IN ADVERTISING


A Berlin theater manager may dis
pute Americas right to be considered
the champion advertiser. Recently
the following advertisement appeared
in all the newspapers in the German
capital Just at the time when a new
piece was to be produced: Young
lady, orphan. with $4,000 at her dis
posal and proprietress Of one of the
most important retail businesses in
Prussia. wishes to meet young man
capable Of managing her business,
with a view to matrimony No spe-
cial business training necessary nor
need he be possessed Of means.
Write M. W. B., guardian. No
agents" On the morning Of the rep
resentation each Of those who replied
to the advertisement received a
beautifully Autographed note stating
that as it was important to ascertain
whether the lady was likely to please
the applicant as to good looks, ETC.,
she would be with her guardian at q
certain theater in box number SO and
90 on the following Monday evening,
The theater was crowded with young
men and during the play the lorg-