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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
A Forecast.

Jones what do you think will be
the end Of the woman question!
Brown-There won't be any end.
They'll always be asking 'em.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
Columbia District-.Ist Round.

Thurlow, Mt. Lebanon, Nov.
10 20.
Greensburg, Hogards church,
Nov. 21-22.
Spurlington and Early. Early's
church, Nov. 1924.
Campbellsville Cir, Morton's
church, Nov. 1921.
Campbellsville Sta. Dec. ga.
Evansville, Merrilnac, Dec. 5.
Casey Creek, Christian church,
Dec 6.
Cane Valley, Dec z.
Gradyville, Picketts Church,
Dec. 10-11.
Columbia and Tabor, Dec. HIP.
Temple Hill, Dec. 17-18.
Tompkinsville, Dec. 20-21.
West Tompkinsville, Fountain
Run, Dec. 24-25.
T. L. Hulse, P. E.
Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-11-16
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
{ Light OF
I FIE- King
Royal Family Left Shore
in Fishing Boats and
Boarded a Yacht

Lisbon. .OcJ THE Capital. Re-
publican newspaper, gives the follow
ing description of toe flight of the
royal family.
Between and o'clock Wednes-
day morning. the Duke Of Oporto en-
barked on the yacht Amelia and sail
ed for Ericlera "a fishing town on
the Atlantic coast, 22 miles northwest
OF Lisbon.)
AT the same time the queen moth
or, Amelia left Cintra by automobile
Tor Mafra. She was followed an hour
later by the dowager queen, Maria Pia
King Manuel after escaping by a rear
door OF the palace. in the course of
the bombardment, went to Cinha and
thence to Mafra.
AT 10 o'clock the royal yacht ar
rived a. Ericiera, In the meantime
the royal family, escorted by twenty
horsemen from the MARIA Cavalry
school, proceeded to Ericiera. At 3
o'clock In the afternoon they embark
ed upon fishing boats. accompanied6y
two attendants and two ladies of their
court ond carrying their personal bag
gage The fishing boats put out TO
sea. and, at some distance from the
harbor. transferred their royal pass
engers 10 the yacht, Amelia"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Not Yet a Success.

Paris. Oct T.-Dispatches received
here from various towns in the outly
ing Spanish provinces indicate that
the revolutionary leaders in Lisbon
are doing their utmost to secure the
support OF people In all sections of the
kingdom. One Of the first acts of the
central committee. which was conSti-
tuted at the beginning of the outbreak.
was TO send out trustworthy emissar-
les by automobile 10 various distant
points where 1t was hoped a sympa-
thelc uprising could be produced.
The Republicans appear to be mas.
ters of a section within a radius Of
about fifty miles from Lisbon In this
district they are In absolute control
and VIII not allow monarchistic SYM
pathizcrs TO so much as to stir from
their home towns. The railroads are
at staudstill and in the nelghbor-
hood of Lisbon most Of the highways
are either barred or rendered impass-
able in some other way.
The opinion in Lisbon appears to be
that final success of the revolutionary
movement Is still in doubt. depending
upon the attitude OF the provinces.
Oportos position in the matter will
be OF large influence.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
TRIPLETS NAMED
AFTER ROOSEVELT

Washington, Oct. Theodore
Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt and Alice
Roosevelt are the bands that Will be
tackled upon three little Mcpaniels
who arrived in a bunch recently at the
home of c. Leon Mcdaniel. a colored
man of this city. After the stork,
with a sigh OF relief. had deposited the
triplets safely in the home, the elder
McDaniels and eight younger ones
that had preceded the trio that came
collectively. held a conference that fin
ally resulted in the selection OF the
RoosevetS FOR names.
It is said that Colonel Roosevelt has
been advised of the tripartet proof
that the McDaniels have proceeded to
show their anti-race suicide views and
the family is keyed to a high pitch OF
excitement in the expectation that an
early mail may bring some ac5Dowl-
edgement of the Coioncl'S apprecla-
tion OF conformance with his teach
lngs and bestowal OF his patTonyic up
on the babies.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
REVOL 1T ION
MIST OR Tune
Portuguese Ministe r
Points Out Danger to
a Republic

Paris. Oct The course OF affairs
iu Portugal is destined to have most
important and far reaching effect upon
all Europe, IN the opinion OF Count
SouZarosa, The Portuguese minister in
Paris. Count Sou1arosa takes a pessi~
mistic view of the revolutionary move.
ment He declares that he no longer
considers himself minister of Por
tugal regarding the proclamation of
a republic as formal severance Of
his obligations.
Il will not serve this republican
government" he says Not because
my opinions are retrogra6cd-I lived
too long In the United States for that
but because | do not believe that
Portugal is ripe for the application of
such liberal ideas, The population Is
ignorant and exposed 10 all kinds OF
political temptations A Republican
government in Portugal would be com
posed Of men of unsettled Views. un.
prepared for the power entrusted to
them. divided over questions OF doc
trine as we'll as by personal rivalry
and ambition
Frankly, | consider the revolution
a. SAEhN lAloloA luufs mt NStibiloh-
ment OF republic VIII give birth TO
the grayest problems. chiefly because
OF the juXtaposltlon OF monarchial
Spain The result must be either
Spain Will become a republic too. or
that she will be forced tin self-pro-
lection TO intervene.
THE triumph of republicanism in
Spain would probably result in the
establishment OF an lberian repubs
lie which would introduce new and
grave factor in the European concert
question
The question OF the Portuguese col
onies is still more important. Every
one knows that these have already
formed the subject OF diplomatic eX-
changes of views between Germany
and England, and, In this connection.
the words secret understanding have
been pronounced, Recent events bring
this matter to head. Unquestionably
the new rivalry aroused by the opening
OF such question and by the result
of the transactions which would fol-
low, would be unfavorable to the
maintenance OF peace in Europe.
Incidentally IL Is not hard to
guess at whose expense any such
transactions over the Portuguese col
onies would be carried out
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
WORLD S MARkET is
STOCKS ADVANCE WITH
STRENGTH IN COPPERS

New York, Oct 7.-UniGorm ad
vances OF a moderate fraction were
shown today aHtf.c1ough the list by
the opening prices of stocks Promi-
nent points of strength were found In
the railroad stocks in the southern
region and in the copper induStrlals.
Missouri Pacific rose ., Wabash pre-
ferred rose / and Louisville G Nash
Vile Southern Railway, Amalgam-
ated Copper, Utah Copper. Anaconda,
Western Union and international
Harvester large fractions. The deal
ings were well distributed, but were
not in large amounts.
The market tended toward reac-
tion, but the declines were slight and
very few of the leaders went below
yesterdays closing
The market was two-sided Promi.
Dent leaders were pressed for sale I'M
der cover of the strength in the spe-
cialties.
Coppers were strong in expectation
OF a favorable monthly report from
the Copper Producers association.
Bonds were steady.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
LISBON A CITY OF PEACE FOLLOWING
THE BIRTH OF THE NEW REPUbL IC

through their land, Notice that such
a request, would be made has been i'll
ed in the Offices OF the court
The right-of-wny TO strip 100 feet
wide was claimed under acts of con,
gress of 1862. 1864, 1866 and 1869,
Attorneys for the Colorado men as
sert that the railroad never claimed a
rlght-of-way of over 100 feet through
their land or the others In question
In Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado un-
III 1906
For over forty years, it. (the rail-
road) has stood by and had seen cities
and towns built upon said lands CON
tinue the attorneys in their formal
papers which they announce viii be
presented TO the court in open session,
and other valuable improvements
made thereon. without making any
claim whatever thereto on its part"
1t Is contended that If the decision
OF the circuit court OF appeals in this
case IS allowed 10 stand as a preced-
cnt, II Will In the city or Denver, alone
give the railroad company a strip OF
land 400 feet in width from the outside
of the city to about the center and
out OF the city again on the line TO-
wards Cheyenne.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
SaIutcd at 6ibralter

GibralteT. Oct. THE American
cruiser Des Moines and the British
fleet, flying the Portuguese flag at the
main mast, fred q royal salute at s
o'clock this morning in honor of the
members OF the Portugese royal fami.
~ who have found a refuge here. The
royal salute wns also fred by the rock
battery.
The royal family remained today on
the royal yacht Amelia, from the main
mast OF which flies a white burgec
with Green cross
Last nights report that King Eman-
uel. and the queen mother came
ashore and were driven TO the summer
residence OF the governor Is Incorrect.
The Amelia with tho king and the
queen mother. the Dowager Queen
Maria Pla. and Prince Alfonso. and
the Duke of Oporto dropped anchor
In the harbor at IL O'Clock last night.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
POR TlJCAL. 5
Ne v LII {
Official Statement of the
Aims of the New
Government

New York. Oct. 7-Thc Associated
Press received this morning. direct
from Lisbon dispatch from Senor
Bernardino Machado. the minister of
foreign affairs IN the newly coustl-
tuted provisional government OF Port
ugal. in which the Republican leaders
set forth the purposes and aims of
the new administration.
Senior Machado. who speaks al the
request of and for Theophile BraCa.
the provisional president of the new
republic. cabed as follows
The republic of Portugal has been
proclaimed by the army, the navy and
the people.
The maintenance of order is COM
plctely assured There is general
adhesion To the government In the
provinces. The enthusiasm OF the
public is unparalleled
The provisional government has
before IL a great duty. involving much
work. II has, in effect, Il country to
make over Concerning other prob
lens, ! can say that We will endeavor
TO put in operation the program OF the
Republican party This includes a
policy of direct responsibility both In
the local administration and in the
government OF the colonies
The financial budget is TO be
equalized in the general interest of
the country. and il will be made up
with honesty and fairness. The ma
tlonal wealth Will be developed.
All national alliances now existing
will be respected, and friendly rela.
tlons with all other states are dc
sired.
Freedom Of the press will be as
sured and all star chamber methods
and opportuuiSt laws will be abol.
ished. Public instruction will be com
pletely secularizcd, relieved from re-
ligious control. and the religious con-
SregationS will be suppressed
The plan Is for the establishment
OF broad system OF public lnstruc-
ton, both primary and advanced, un-
der government endowment.
The reorganization of the army
and navy. whose patriotic services
have been beyond all praise. will be
proceeded with
The government has profound re-
spect for public opinion. and IL an
proaches its task with a high resolve
TO perform It's duties with unfaiIing
honesty. It's wish is to serve the best
interests Of the country
The foregoing sets forth in few
words the purposes, aims and The
earnest endeayors in these moments
of anxious labor of the members of
the provisional government of Portu-
gal
Il send the above at the request OF
the president of the provisional gov
eminent. Theophile Braga
(Signed)
''BERNARDINO MACHADO.
Minister of Foreign Affairs"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
OHIO RIVER
is IN Fl LO()[)
Bridges Being Carried
Away and Crops
Destroyed

Louisville. Ky. Oct Almost IN
precedented rains have fallen in the
lower Ohio river valley in the last
three days and as a result the Ohio
threatens to reach the 1od stage
soon
In the last thirty-siX hours the river
at Paducah, Ky, has risen 6.$ feet
and continues To rise At Evansville,
Ind. the river was rising at The rate
OF three-tenths OF foot an hour The
rainfall at the latter point totalled IL
inches in 4S hours. breaking the rec
ord
Bridges have been carried away.
crops destroyed and railroad tracks
washed away.
a dispatch from Boonville. Ind.
says five hundred persons arc home.
less.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07

pah this morning and visited the
scene of the new strike at Cedar Cor
rails. 6fteen miles east OF here Sew
eral days ago one OF his experts made
thorough examination OF the proper
". and IL was on the strength of the
report that WiDgheld decided 10 make
a personal inspection. He was met
AT the camp by J. ] Clark and Ed
Johnson. the owners OF the property.
and spent several hours In examining
the showings. He returned To town.
accompanied by both Clark and John
son
Mr. Wingfleld stated that he had
secured an option on the property.
but would not diyulge the amount re-
quired for the option It Is known
that the owners of the ground valued
the claims at Sl00,0U0. but owing TO
the limited amount OF work done, it
is not believed that the option carries
an agreement for purchase price Of
this sum.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
NO SOCIALISTIC
PARTY IS NAMED

Chicago, Oct by 4 majority of
more than two to one. Typographical
Union No. 16. defeated the PROPOSE
tion TO cooperate with the Socialist
party In the coming campaign The
vote against forming an independence
political party was even more one
sided.
The referendum vote was taken on
Wednesday in all chnpels of the city
and the result was announced yester-
day,
Three questions were placed on the
ballots. In accordance with the re-
quest of the Chicago Federation of La
bon for an expression of opinion.
The questions and the result OF the
vote are as follows:
shall organized labor cooperate
with the socialist party?"
Votes. for 400 against S79.
Shall organized labor form an in.
dependent political party2"
Votes. for, i05; against 943.
Shall we abide by majority vote
on these Questions?"
Vote. for. SIS; against M.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Barcelona Deeply Interested.

Barcelona, Oct THE course OF
events in Portugal is being followed
with the keencst interest in the clubs
and cafes OF Barcelona and every
piece OF news that Is allowed to filter
through the rigorous Spanish censor
ship Is eagerly discussed by aeitat
cd groups OF citizens. Several OF the
newspapers. In response TO the de-
maud for bulletin information, install
cd screens on the fronts of their
buildings. on which they intended to
throw lantern slide dispatches. Their
plans we're set at naught by the au-
thoTities and In several Instances the
civil guard was forced 10 charge mobs
which gathered at the newspaper OF
fees
The general information OF the Span
lsh officials here declares that the old
government still exists in Portugal.
despite the formation OF the provision
at government by the Republicans.
The Spanish officials insist that the
Portuguese army outside OF Lisbon re-
mains faithful TO the king. but it Is
privately pointed out that even SO,
1t will be impossible for the monarch
iSiic regiments 10 do anything effect
nal as not only the railroads but also
tie highways and bridges have been
DESTROYED In all directions from the
capital.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Order Restored.

Lisbon, oct. THE new ministers
OF the provisional republican govern
ment took effective possession OF their
ministries at > o'clock last night All
the under-officials have returned to
their normal duties and a semblanee
OF order Is being rapidly restored 70
the official routine Nearly all the
banks and commercial offices. togeth-
er with the customs houses. have re-
opened In response 10 a request by
the military government.
The large force Of volunteer soljiery
which was recruited at the beginning
OF the uprising and was furnished
with arms from the governments re-
serve supplies, is being disbanded.
The volunteers arc returning the weap-
ons which were served out to them
1t Is reported that Admiral Candldo
Reis, one of the leaders OF the revolu-
ton, has committed suicide, but no
details oi his rumored death are avail.
able
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
NEGRO ESCAPES
PURSUING MOB

Okmulgee, Okla. Oct. 7.-Whne a
mob was pursuing Fred Starr. a negro
near here last night after he had shot
and seriously wounded Charles Run
yam, a Muskogee attorney. Charles
Whinnery. a deputy sheriff. caught the
fleeing man, arrested him on an old
warrant and had him In jail before he
knew his prisoner was being sought
by a mob
When the citizens who were seeking
Starr learned that he was under ar
rest they returned 70 their homes, with
out making further demonstration.
Starr and Runyan had trouble over
land deal. The attorney bought a
farm from the negro and later Starr
demanded that the deed be returned,
Fear that Runyan would not comply
with his request caused Starr TO shoot
him. After he was shot. Runyan prom
ised TO cancel the trade.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
LOST MINI.
DISCOVERED
Had Been Worked by
Spaniards More Than
a Century Ago

Brisbee, Ariz., Oct. Mexican Of
ncials OF Cananea yesterday an.
nounced the re-discoyeTy OF the old
Santa Teresa gold mine, one OF the
few really lost mines of the south
west. which was known to have been
worked by the Spaniards more than Il
century ago. and which has been lost
since 1910
The main shaft was we'll preserved,
but the timbers had been removed and
the earth caved in Two skeletons
were found at the bottom of the shaft
Indians had kept possession OF the
mine so long that It's location had
become mystery to the MeXicans.
The Mexican government is now max
ing arrangements to take charge OF
the mine.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
AUTO RACES ARE TO De
HELD SOMETIME THIS MONTH

New York, Oct Although the
international auto races for the Auto
Club of Americas grand prize gold
cup, which was 10 nave been run over
the Vanderbilt cup course, has been
declared on by the Motor cups hold.
ING company. IT was evident today
there was no intention on the part of
the auto interests to let the race go
by default 1t Is considered possible
the race viii be held on some other
course at a date later than oct. 10.
originally set for this race.
Tho probable course for the event Is
that at Savannah, Ga.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Chicago Livestock.

Cattle, receipts estimated az 5000,
market steady, beeyeS i70@S.00; Tex
as steers 3.iO@ SOS; western steers,
1865, stocllers and feeders 1850
SOS; cows and heilers 2,25@6.40,
calves 7.504 1000,
Hogs, receipts estimated al 10000,
market steady. light S.70@925. mix
ed S45d920. heavy S.2949.J0. rough
S.209S.45. good to choice heavy $40
$500, pigs S.50@910, bulk OF sales
S.55@S.90
Sheep, receipts estimated at 10000,
market steady, native 2.50@440, west
ern 275@i.25, yearlinss 1850 $50.
lambs, native i.50@L50. western 4.75
goo.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Q G @ 90 Q @ 0 G o Q o 0 G 0 Q

The censorship at LISBON has been
relaxed somewhat and dispatches are
coming more freely today from tho
scene Of the revolution. All confirm
earlier reports, that tho rovolutionlsts
nre In complete control OF the capital,
and that the infant republic is max
Ing progress. The republic has also
been proclaimed at many points in
the provinces.
Three regiments OF infantry from
The country districts reached Lisbon
today and Joined the revolutionistS.
The casualties in the recent fight
Ing are placed at 1000.
King Manuel is the guest Of Great
Britain. He remaines on board the
Imperial yacht Amelia, which ar
rived of Gibralter last night The
British officials paid visits OF respect
TO the Portuguese monarch today and
surrounded his yacht with patrol boats
10 safeguard the royal family
There are rumors OF flghting be-
tween loyalists and revolutIonists at
Setubal and someanMety Is felt lest
a civil war develops In north Portugal
where the monarchy has a stronger
hold on the people,
Bernardino Nachado, minister of
foreign affairs OF the provisional gov
ernment OF Portugal. cabled today 10
the Associated Press, At the request
of provisional President Braga, an
nouncing that order had been restor-
ed al Lisbon and that the new repub-
ncan government would Immediately
orlanizc general reforms in the inter
osts OF all OF the people.
Much uneasiness is felt at Madrid
regarding the effects of the events IN
Portugal on the republican cause In
Spain and precautions against an
outbreak have been taken.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
UNION PACIFIC'S
RIGHT OF WAY

Washington, oct. Holding up the
possibility OF the Union Pacific rail
roads laying claim. under the case
at issue. as a precedent. TWO millions
Of dollars worth OF property in Kan
sas. Nebraska and Colorado. attorneys
for Thomas B. Stuart and Charles a.
Murray OF Arapahoc county. Colo.
will seek the supreme court OF the
United Suites shOrfly 20 review tho
decision OF the circuit court Of appeals
for the Eighth circuit which gave the
railroad a right-ofway 800 feet wide
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Victory Mot Cnmnlcte

Paris, Oct 7,-Dispatches 10 the
Paris newspapers tell OF the proclaim
ing Of the new Portuguese republic in
feycrm states OF the provinces. II is
evident. however. that the Republic
ans have not been completely victor
sons and that the resistance OF the
monarchists is not yet overcome ar
RIi points. for telegraphlc service
Uninterrupted.
The customs officials at the points
Of collection along the frontier con-
unue at their posts and are collecting
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
CHILDREN GO TO
SCHOOL HUNGRY

Kansas City, Mo, Oct 7.-One out
of every three children who attend
school In Kansas City begins its days
work hungry, according to the report
of the truancy officers made To the
superintendent OF public schools.
This. say the officers, does not mean
that all of the children do not receive
food, but that proportion do not re-
ceive the kind of nourlshment which
flts them for their studies.
Many of the children. 1t is said. re
ceive very little II any food before go
Ing to school, and one OF the truancy
officers declared he knew of instances
where all the children received for
breakfast was a dill pickle,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-07
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, oct 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
400: market steady. Native steers
$l.4O0I40; western steers, S3.S56
GO, range COWS and heiiers. $2.S5@
400: stockers and feeders. $1,000
SIS: calves. $S 254700.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market
stronger Heavy. $S.2OdS6O; mixed.
$S.35GS.5O; light, $S,6O9 $751; pigs.
$500 $40; bulk. $6.35@S,55.
Shecp-RecelptS, 0.600 market
steady Yearlings. sl.5095aO: wcth.
ers. $3.50 l.25; ewes, s3.009 $50:
lambs. S6.25MG.S5.