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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-10-07
TWO ARRESTS ARE MADE ON
SUSPICION BUT 1T is BELIEVED
DYhAMiTERs ARE FAR OFF.
BODY FOUND
Y In Feared That Many Of The Times
Victims We're Burned to cinders and
That Their Remains viii Never Be
Recovered As the Ruins Now Show
Effect Of Great Heat.

Los Angeles. Oct G-T@o men wera
arrested today and are being held over
night for investigation Ill connection
with the hunt for the Times dyna-
miters. They are Charles Nehr and
Frank Russell The former. accord
Ing to che report turned Hi by the
arresting officer. declared that "the
unions hay. something else np their
sleeves"
Captain Flammer indicated his belief
tonight that the men who actually
blew up the Times and iis men, would
not be found In san Francisco. The
chief Of detectives IL Of the opinion
that the plot ID destroy the Times
and the home of Its owner. was care
fully worked out. and ample prosis-
ion made beforehand for the escape
Of the conspirators. Hence the ar
rests. whether they come In an hour.
a week or a month, are expected to be-
made at some point far distant from
the scene Of the crime. Flammer
said. he would not be surprised II the
arrests should be made ut some sea
port I'm the east. In Mexico or even In
Europe. ID.
Capture Certain"
Immediately after the blowing UP of
the Times orders were issued to keep
close watch on all trains. When de-
scriptions Of the dynamiters were pro-
cured from the Giant powder works
they were wired In all directions. The
hunt about San Francisco. while it
may actually result In arrests. In d.
reetrd chiefly toward obtaining clues
by which the eonsnirators may be
traced to their present hiding places.
1T IL certain that the entire gang
will be caught. said Flammer. but IL
IL manifestly impossible To say when.
1t may be a week. month or six
months. But We will get them. no
matter how carefully they planned and
carried out the plot"
Another body was taken from the
ruins late today. This makes II bodies
SO far recovered. II was not identi-
fled. Few Of the bodies have been
recognized and the fear Ii brewing
that no more bodies will be found.
In that case II viii never. be known
how many died In the explosion. The
condition Of the body taken out this
afternoon Indicated that Ii any others
fell near It when the flames We're at
their height they we're burned to Gin
ders and We're shoveled out and carried
upon flat ears with other debris
hauled away
Ten thousand dollars was the total
amount reached today by the various
funds being raised for the families or
thr victims.
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ALABAMA RIOTERS
ARE VIOLENT
ANGRY MOB SEEKS LIFE or Me-
GRO FlEND.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. I. oF'rlday)
2;i5 4, M mob Is now trying 70
break into lhe city prison to get a
negro who wis reported To have aa-
saulted a White woman
10 avoid n lsnehing at the city
prison. tile police loaded the negro into
u piHrol wagon and started for al
unknown destination at mad pace.
The mob Immediately went IN pursuit.
All the city street lights in ltlle city
are out and thn soldiers of three COM
panlns are gathering at the armory In
the city hall.
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ENGLAND RECEIVES MANUEL
IN C|BRAL7 7AR'S STRONGHOLD
Fugitive King and His Mother Reach the Fort
ress in Royal Yacht Amelie.
MANY OF The TROOPS LOYAL TO the OLD REGIME
The Revolutjonsts Hold Lisbon and the Republic Has
Been Proclaimed in Oporto, but Soldiers in
Camps Refuse Allegiance to New
President

dispatches
froG
mother
3D.
Known purds indicate
of
dmoe
Lisbon
fighting 10 the had been
me entrenchei
republicans
doubtful delayed dispatch
however, word from opoo
that quiet hadbe
government nf the republic
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BUTTE is COMING
TO THE SHOW

Butte. Oct. g. Especial )-The
Butte Business Mems association
and the Merchants association OF
Butte are making preparations for
the special train to Missoula SAT
ursIay, October ~, which will lie
Butte Day al the Missoulu apple
show The show will commence Oe-
tabcr II and continue to the ID.
The merchants and business men
are selling their tickets for $3.50.
which includes the cost OF the band.
refreshments ANA the return fare on
the railroad. The excursion is be-
ing specially arranged for the bus
incss men Of this city.
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aEiaER is BOSS.

Libby. oct. Especial, John IT.
Geiger of Libby has hoen chosen A.,
chairman OF tho republican county
central committee TO conduct the cam
paign this fall. A meeting has been
called of the central committee aud
candidates next Saturday. when plans
will be laid for the campaign. Chair
man Geiger is confident OF republican
victory in Lincoln county.
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Recoanition.

Washington, Oct. G.+When the time
comes to recognize the new portn-
guesr republic. there are ample preee-
dents to govern Americas course
This government could accord recog
milton by written or oral declaration
by entering into negotiations. by dis
patch or reception of diplomatic
agents, by exchange Of eonsns or by
formation of conventional relations
So far, however, the provisional gov
ernment at Lisbon has sent no com
munication.
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HUGHES tRETiREs.

Albany. N. Y, Oct. 6--Brief and
simple ceremonies marked the relAre
ment today of Governor Charles e.
Hughes and the Inauguration OF Lieu
tenant Governor Horace White as his
successor Governor Hughes later left
for New York and will 60 direct to
Washington. where he will assume his
duties as a member of the supreme
coulM
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SUICIDE.

New York, Oct G4-Irank NJ Lnp-
ton. president nf the T.. M Lupton Co.
incorporated. publishers Of tile Peoples
Home journal, and a millionaire, conf
mitted suicide today by cutting his
thront In the bathroom Of his home In
Brooklyn The publisher had been
suffering from melnnehnlia following q
series Of operations.
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LA TOILETTE IMPROVES.

Rochester, Mimi, Oct. G.--No unfay-
ornble symptoms have developed since
the operation on Senator La Folette
last Tuesday and his physicians are
more confident than eyer of his recoy-
cry Because of his long standing
trouble, the senator has been advised
to take II long rest and il he partie-
ipates iN the fall campaign, 1T will he
In direct opposition to their dyice.
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SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTE.

Libby. Mont, Oct G--(speciap The
teachers institute Of Lincoln county
has been In session here for the past
three days. Teachers from all parts
of the county are In attendance and
the institute has been a most success
fnl one. The Instructors present ara
State Superintendent ". j.. Harmon.
Mrs Gertrude Bell and Professor
Young
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STAR FIGURE IN LoRlMER CASE
TELLS THE STORY OF THE
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
WHITE IS CONTRAD|CTED


Chicago, Get III For the first time,
under oath i.ee O'Nrll Browne. demo-
cratic minority leader of the lower
house at Springfield. today told his
story VI the election If William Lori
men ~ the United States senate.
Browne Was tried twice nn charge
~ bribing Representative Charles
White IL vot. for Mr., Lprimer, but
did not testify in his own behalf The
first trial resulted In disagreement and
the second III acauittal. He has still
~ stand trial 0n IN indictment max Y
ing the same charges returned at
Springfield
There was stir when Brownies
name was called by the senatorial
committee which Is investigating Mr..
Lorimer's election. The witness talked
composedly entering sweeping de-
nial Of any wrongdoing In connection
with the election. lie III lawyer.
and his attorney. Thomas Dawson,
found little 10 do In advising his client
as To- his answers. Browne said that
he was but slightly acquainted with
White before the opening of the legfs-
Ia.ive session during which Mr., Lori
combination of democratic and repub-
lican votes. During the session. how
eyer. he met White frequently and
helped him with bills In which lie
seemed deeply interested.
II felt sorry for him" said the wit e
ness
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Quick Work

The arrest was made 30 quickly and
quietly that neither the prince. any one
of his retinne nor any member of the
reception purity knew anything OF IL
until the steamer was ready to sail.
THEN Rear Admiral Thomas s. Phelps
representing the government of Tho
United States In tile final ceremony
attending The distinguished visitors
departure, was informed by Moffltt
of what had transpircd
Whether the prince was told of his
close call from death was moi learned.
In his statement to the secret service
men. fong denied thai his action WAS
the result Of Il conspiracy Ia kill the
prince. He said that the organization
to which he belongs. while rnsolntion-
ary In It's tendencies, iii in no way re-
spnnsible for his attempt 10 slas llie
pmnrrar's uncle.
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GOOD BYE-GooD LUCK.

New York, Oct. 6.--colonel Roose-
welt left town this afternoon on his
southern trip which Is to extend over
nine days and cover 1924 miles,
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Italy Takes the Queen.

Naples, Oct. G.-The Italian battle
ship Regina elena, left tonight for
cadlz, where IL will receive cable IN
strnclions to proceed WheresN.. nrans-
snry To take on board the DoWnge.
Queen Maria Pa of Portugal.
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Gibraltar. oct. G.-ISing Manuel Of
Portugal In now under British pro-
lection. The Portuguese royal yacht,
Amelia. having Oh board the king, the
queen mother, the doWager queen, ana
the Duke of 0porto. entered this har-
hor al II O'Clock this evening. Short
iy after the king and queen mother
came ashore and drove to the summer
residence of the governor, Sir Freder-
lex Forestier--Walker, at Europa
Point. Judging from the appearance
of the crew that manned the Amelle,
they were gotten together hurriedly.
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AMERICANS BEAT JAPs.

Toxic, Oct. 6,-Befole ten thousand
spectators. which included Amhassa-
dor O'Brien, the University OF Chicago
baseball team today defeated the keo
university. 3 10 /.
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Splendid Courage.

The cannonadlng began and the
whole town trembled to Its fonnda-
tions. A regiment of the municipal
cavalry made brilliant charge In an
endeavor to take the insnrgent en-
eampment near the railway, but was
met with Il. terrific fire from the al
tillery. This regiment was almost
completely annihilated, only three men
escaping.
The reyolutionisis showed extraor-
dinary courage and for two days and
nights sustained an attack on all sides
by superior forces. On Tuesday, the
Adamstor shelled the Necessidades
palace and King Manuel and the
queen mother, Amelie. ware forced to
escape to cascaes, whence they went
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Gave No Money,

Browne flatly denied he had given
i4inke or Beckemeyer any money IN
the Southern hotel. st. Louis, June Il,
1909, as testified by them
IF Beekemeyer said you gave him
$1,000 that day. he lied, aid he?" asked
Attorney Alfred Austrian,
No, | should not say that" said
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Fong Alone.

The prisoner shoulderel NIL respons-
ibility, declaring himself il revolution
list and an enemy Or the present ly-
nasty in China Fong expressed regret
that he had not accomplished his pnr-
pose. saying TINT he wanted To be a
martyr to the cause 10 which he had
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to Mafra. The same night the Adam
stor and the Rafael shelled the center
of the town, doing much execution to
the monarehist forces and finally the
latter surrendered The republic was
republican flag was hoisted on the
public buildings.
Powers Notified.
The provisional government has Is
sued d communication To the powers
notifying them of the proclamation Of
the republic. No serious distractions
tn the new regime are expected from
The provinces. rh government has al-
rcnds appointed civil governors from
the different provinces.
The Brazilian president -eleet. Mar
shal Hermes Fonseca, passed through
the streets today with the provisional
president. Both were enthuslasticnl-
~ greeted by the people. Order has
been restored throughout the greater
part of the city. Patrols are guard
Ing the thoronghfares.
Royalty Protected.
Announcement was made late to-
night that King Manuel. the queen
mother. Amelie, and the Duke ol
Oporto We're aboard the royal yacht
Amelc. The. government has taken
measures To protect them. II was fur,
ther stated thai the queen mother
would proceed to Italy. They landed
late tonight.
The English cruiser, Minerva. ar.
rived here today 10 reinforce thu
cruiser Newcastle, which reached th.
port while fighting was in progress
After receiving notification Of the es.
Lisbon, the British minister. Sir Fran
els 7. yillins. requested an audience o
| Foreign Minister Machado.
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Many Loyalists.


Lisbon. Oct. G.-While the city of
Lisbon Is In the hands Of the revoiu-
iionisis and republic has been pro-
claimed with Theophile Brasa as
provisional president. there are many
thousands In and around the capital
who are loyal 10 the monarchy. The
monarehists Include portion Of
the Lisbon troops and the troops
mnssed In entrenched camps about the
city. Thus far these have refused to
ally themselves with the revolution
lists and the provisional government
Is taking steps to enforce allegiance.
The people nf Lisbon are ignorant
Of events in the provinces and It II
not n0Wn here whether the move
ment IL broad enough 70 sweep the
country. Nevertheless. the republic
ans are proceeding as Though the
transformation Of the monarchy into
republic was accomplished for all
time
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Midnight Move.

Monday night at midnight. lha re-
publican chiefs. accompanied by
numerous pnrtisans. went to the bar
racks of the sixteenth infantry. The
doors were thrown wide open to the
popnlace and arms were distributed
Ivy thousands. The barracks of the
First artillery were next visited. and
the guns were dragged forth. The
revolntlonists marched to the highest
point I'm Lisbon fine strategical posi-,
tion. where artillery was mounted,
threatening the town.
= The government troops Immediately
took up II position In the center of
the town about two miles from The
revolntionists. where heavy guns and
Maxims were placed to oppose the
reyolutionists. Meanwhile, the insnr-
gent cruiser Adamstor, steamed up
In front of Lisbon, ready for bonn
,hardment. while the cruiser Rafael
proceeded down the river. taking her
station opposite the seamen's bar
racks, the men of which had joined The
revolt
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Continued on Page six.)
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Fnng was handcnffed by tile detect
ives and quickly detached from, the
crowd that had gathered nj the sta
tion to welcome the prince upon his
return to this city from his visit to
the east He was taken across The
bay on n ferry boat. placed la a taXi-
cab and hurried to Moffitt's offices,
where he made q full confession Of
his intention to assassinate Prince
Hsun. a five-chambcrea 3S calber
revolver, fully loaded, was found In
his pocket. He acknowledged that he
had purchased II on the day thai the
prince left san Francisco for his tour
of the east, with the pufpose Of shoot
ing him when he arrived here on his
way back home,
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Carefully Prepared.

For months preparations have been
going on for the overthrow OF the
king and 1t has been definitely ar
ranged to raise the cry Of revolution
on Wednesday II SO happened that
The King was about to take UP his
residence at cascaes and the warshins
were ordered to proceed there. The
navy, which is the chief support of
the revolntionists. therenpon decided
TO act Immediately: otherwise that
defensive arm Of the country would be
nbla to offer no assistance In carrying
nnt The plan.
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Early Advances.


The matter of securing democratic
votes for Mr.. Iorimer, the witness
stated, was first mentioned to him In
II casual way by Representative David
sSbanahan. Later--abont three weeks
before the election-~Speaker Shurtleff
came to his room and asked him, In
effect, how many of Ills following
among the democrats would be willing
to vote for Mr.. Iorimer.
lie asked me how many of my boys.
as my following was designated. would
vote for Mr.. Lorlmer." related the
witness. 4 told him things We're In
such condiiion-that the session had
dragged on 50 long--u good many Of
them wanted 10 end the deadlock Az
for myself, could not tell how |
would vote. not having considered the
matter.
II told Mr.. Shurtleff and. later,
Mr.. l.orimer himself, that no democrat
would vote for Mr.. l.orimer with my
consent unless they-Speaker Shurt-
left and Mr.. Lorimer--Would give me
their word that no democrat should
vote for Mr.. Lorirner until his election
was assured
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Would-be Murderer Admits
His Guilt and Says lie
Was Prompted by His
Hatred Of ofDynasty.
Action of Officers So Prompt
That the Prince Is Not
Aware OF the Incident
at the Gangplank
When He Sails.

To KIN Prince rsaI IIsnn, Uncle uf tfr
emperor ~ tnina, as he stepped fram
the overland train lit thr Oakland mole
Il half hour before boarding tha liner
chiyo Marn for the return to CHINA,
was frustrated this afternoon VIZ Harry
Moffitt. chi,f secret service operative.
and George Mcmahon. detective srf-
gaant of tile local police department,
when they seized ANA oserpowered
George Fong, member ~ the Young
china association. inst as Id MAS about
to draw Il revolver from his hip pocket
with which tp fire upon the royal Nis-
itor
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Frequent Talks.

hfoWIe testified tnat lie saw Senator
Iofimef and Speaker Shnrtlcff fire.
lnently after having decided to support
the former, and that he talked To many
democratic representatives, including
White, Rsekemeyer. Sheppard. Enke
anI Clarke. all Of whom have testified
before the senatorial committee.
i told Mr.. Eorimer that. according
10 my best information, there would
BE- 30 democrats who would vote for
him, said the Witness. Continuing the
minority leader said he did not per-
sonally see all the members of his fac
iion about their votes oil the senator
ship. He denied that he sent Repre-
sentative Wilson. alleged distributor of
the jackpot" To ST. Louis In July.
He admitted he had written to several
persons expressing regret that lie
could not have been with Wilson.
Had List
Referring To the election, Mr.. Browne
said that he kept list. several lists.
IN fact, of democratic representatives
whom he expected To vote for Lorimer.
He read n list Of 80 names to the
committee. Browne said he was In
81 Louis. june Il. 1909. which has
been fixed by other Witness as the
and place when $1,000 packages OF
money We're handed TO them by
Browne, He said that he met Repre-
sentative Henry A. SHEPPARD Michael
Ilnke, II, j. G. Baekemeyer and ehas
Luke In the Southern hotel. Browne
declared he did not tell Representative
White be was going there. His purpose
III going 10 ST. Louis, he said, WAS to
confer with the representatives named
on the subject Of state patronage for
democrats, as at that time Governor
Deneen was taking up the question Of
minority patronage. Later he talked
with the governor on the same SUBJ
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THE WEATHER

Today.--General'y fair.
Tomorrow.--l'air.
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THE MEN

Who boost the apple show.
boost MlssouIa.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-25
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineer Office,
Salt Lake City. Utah. April 16. 1910,
Notice is hereby given that
George T Stenhouse, whose post office
address is Morgan. Utah. has made
application In accordance with the re
quirements OF the Compiled Laws of
Utah. 1907. as amended by the Scs.
sion Laws of Utah. 1899. 10 approprl-
ate onc-fourth tl-i) OF a cubicfoot
per second of water from Cedar Hol-
low Spring. Morgan County. Utah.
Said spring is situated at a point
which lies 1.207S feet east OF the
south quarter corner OF Section 81,
Township north. Range east. Salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
will be diverted at the place where
It issues from said spring and con-
veyed by means Of r pipe line, ditch
and a flume, Tor a distance of 5000
feet and there used during the period
from April ] to October 10. inclusive.
of each year, to irrigatc 10 acres OF
land embraced In Section 20. Town
ship south. Range cast, Salt Lake
base and meridian As much of said
water as may be necessary Will be
used during the entire year for do
nestle purposes. This application is
designated in the State Engineers Of
fee as No. 1852.
All protests against the granting OF
said application, stating the reasons
therefor. must be made by affidavit lii
duplicate and filed in this Office with
In thirty 800 days after the compile
ton OF the publication OF this notice.
CALEB TANNER.
State Engineer
Date OF first publication April %.
1910. date OF completion of publIca-
tion May % 1910.
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LEGAL.
fCouunued)

known as assessment No. ?. was
levied on the capital stock of said
company, PAYABLE Immediately to f.
w. Kennedy. treasurer. at the Office of
the company at No l02 Eccles build
ing. ogden, Utah
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 1ith
day OF MAY, 1910. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale At public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made be-
fore. Will be sold on the 18th day of
June at o'clock p M. at the Office
of the company TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost OF
advertising and expense of sale
GEORGE HALNERSON, Secretary
402 Eccles Building. Ogden City,
Utah
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NOTICE.
VIII Pay City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned. Treasurer of Ogden City
will, at his office, on and after this
date. pay City Warrants bearing Reg
istry Numbers from A7l0O To A73OO
and B7lOO to B7310 both inclusive.
and further. that all such warrants not
presented 10 me for payment on or be-
fore May 5, 1910. will cease TO draw
interest thereafter
THOMAS b. FARR,
City Treasurer
Dated. ogden. Utah. April 25. 1910.
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NOTICE OF ASST ,sMENT.

Single Gold Standard Mining &
Milling Co. Principal place OF busI-
ness. 402 Eccles building. Ogden.
Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors. held on the
18th day OF March. 1910, and assess.
ment OF four (4) mills per share, to be
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LEGAL.
PROBATE IND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Cierh or the Re3peo
1.-Two 6Ionere for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Sarah Kershaw;
Creditors will present claims, with
vouchers, Ia the undersigned at No.
2l5 First National Bank, ogden City,
Weber county, State of Utah, on or
before August 18th. 1910.
ROBERT c. LUNDY.
Executor last will and testament of
Sarah Kcrsbaw.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED TO BUf-For cash. a 4 or
5 room house. must he snap.
Write p. o. Box 301. Ogden. 4-5-lmo