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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-02
GEO. ritter
LOSES CASE
Ore gon Short Line Wins
Before interstate Com
merce Commission

Washington. Nov. 2.-Validntion
problems growing out Of the sale OF
limited excursion tickets figure In two
decisions announced by the Interstate
Commerce commission In the case OF
George w. Ritter against the Oregon
Short Line and other roads. the com
plant that the railroads exacton Of
a 50-cent validating charge operates
as fraud up9n-ihe public. is disposed
OF with the conclusion that It is not a
violation or the law to exact part Of
the tariff rate at the selling ticket or
fee and the valance at the validating
agency
Al the same time the commission
says there is great force in the com
plant that good faith TO the public
would require railroads TO state In ad-
yertisemcnts of their excursions the
total amount which would be charged
incluging the vSlidation.
In another case. the commission
sustainS and commeDds TO carriers
generally the regulations OF the Las
Vegas & Tonopah and three other
western lines making provisions for
refund OF excess amounts collected
on account OF passengers validated
round trip excursion tickets.
This decision dismisses a complaint
of woman who had sought repara-
ton for the refusal OF the Las Vegas
K Tonopah road 10 accept the return
portion of a ticket she had neglected
10 validate at Omaha.
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awarded a decree on re ground OF dc
sertion and uoB-support
Tho couple were married at COryal.
hs, Oregon. 10 December 1897. and
there are no children They went 20
salt Lake soon aftcrward and Mrs
Krlobel's stepiathcr Is a large proper
~ owner at ogden. Her mother is
dead
In October. 1909. Mrs. Kriebel came
10 Reno. and she mas conducted a
dreSs-making establishment here dur
ing most OF her stzy. She testified
that a year ago last August her hus-
band gave her 800, and last Septem-
Der he gave her $50, and that is all
she ever received fro mhim. She has
written 10 him offering 20 return TO
salt Lake and live with him since she
came here. but be ignored her letters,
she testified.
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WOMAN SAW
NURDERERS
They Entered the Bed
room and Killed Her
Husband

San Francisco. Noy. Lying In
bed beside her sleeping husband last
ulEht. Mrs. Antonio Valentino heard
crash OF glass and a moment later
SAW two men climb through the win
dov o. their room from the porch roof
without. Too frightened TO move or
cry out. Mu Valentino watched one
of the intrudcrs steal Up 10 tho bed,
deliberately place pistol al her hus-
bands breast and FIRE shot that
brought instant death 20 the sleeping
man By tho time the woman sue
cccdcd la recovering her voice and
raising an alarm. the murderer and
companion had escaped.
Nalenuno. with his wife and three
children. arrived here about four days
$50, having come almost direct from
llnlY Mn Valentino sRys they left
Naples yeFy hurrledly. her husband
protesting great fear for hts llfc Tor
some reason not revealed 90 her.
The police believe that family
vendetta or the vengeance of some
secret society explains Valentino
murder
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CAB|NET I
RESIGNED
PremierBriand ofFrance
CalledU Upon toOrgan-
ize New Cabinet

Paris. Nov. 2.-The cabinet OF
Premier BRAND, which succeeded the
Clemenceau party on July %, 1909.
Unexpectedly resigned today I'm consc-
quenCe OF the bitter attacks made In
the chamber OF deputies on the gov
crnments action in suppressing the
recent strike and It's proposed leglsla-
tion for the avoidance of similar
crises. A strong Republican majority
In the chamber voted confidence In
the government, but at a meeting OF
the ministers dissensions developed
and BRAND announced that now prob
lens had grown out OF the labor trou-
bic that must be met by united min
istry. Accordingly he suggested tho
retirement OF himself and associates.
President Fallieries this morning
asked Mr. BRAND 10 form new cabi-
net and the latter accepted II is OK
pccted that Mr. BRAND will remodel
the retiring ministry iu harmony with
his Views on a preliminary program
10 meet crises resulting from strikes.
II Is likely that Foreign Minister
Pichon, Minister OF Commerce Dupuy.
Minister OF War Brun and Minister OF
the Navy Lapeyrcrc Will remain In
the new cabinet NJ Mlllorand. min
lister of public works. posts and tele-
graphs, and NJ. Viyiaui. minister Of la.
bor dlsscntcd from Brands program.
and thor retirement Is likely to be
permanent. Anllerand especially was
dissatisfied. insisting that the policy
OF arbitration should be recognized
more broadly by the government
Just what Brands program OF fu-
ture legislation provides for had not
been made known TO the public when
the resignation OF the cabinet was an
nOunccd At the meeting az which
VI. BRAND suggested the resignation.
be thanked his comrades for having
stood together during the the national
crisis and shOuldcrcd unitcdly the at
tacks In the chamber OF deputies. He
said he had been violently accused
and even charged with nourishing an
ambition 10 throttle public liberty.
II v1s true that these attacks had
been rcbrked by the strong Rcpub-
llcan majority. which had involved
confidence IN the government but.
nevertheless. out OF the strike and
ont of the debate In the chamber.
whose character was 30 exceedingly
grave. now and serious problems had
arisen which must be met hy a united
ministry. For this reason the pre-
mier suggested the retirement OF tho
cabinet
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Regiments Demand Pensions For Helping to
Overthrow the Monarchy and the Crew of
Cruiser Refuses to Leave a Vessel
Until Given Certain Guarantees

Lisbon, Nov 2.-The new republic
OF Portugal Is threatened with a mill
tary revolution. The Second and Fifth
regiments today addressed a round
robin TO provisional President BraEa
declaring thar they werc prepared for
an insurrection II they were not grant
cd the promised proclamation and pen.
slons for helping overthrow the non
archy. The government probably will
Yield,
The royalists. who have adhered 10
the republic. demand the same re-
wards as the revoluuOnists, proper,
seek TO exact The revolutionary
crew OF the cruiser san Raphael.
which bombarded the royal palace dur
Ing the revolutionary outbreak, has
been dismissed
The crew OF tho cruiser Adamstcr.
which also fired upon the home Of
King Manuel, has refused to leave
the vessel unless the members are
guaranteed n pension OF 500 a month
each for life
In order 10 avoid disorders, it Is
likely that the government will grant
all OF these demands
There are also troubles In the
provinces whcre the people refuse to
recognize the governments appolntces
to positions OF trust on the ground
that the new officers are incapable.
Disorders in the provinces on the oc-
casiOu OF the election for members of
the constituent assembly are feared.
TeiXelra De SOusa. Abreu, Malheiro
and ReymO, former members of the
Franco cabinet and Jointly charged
with Franco with having issued lie
sal decrees, were arrested today.
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NFWSBOY is
PRETTY GIRL
Breaks Down and Cries
When Her Identity
Is Disclosed

Toledo. O.. Nov 2.-Crylng over
her lost curls. Miss Margaret Patrick
is years old. alias Robcrt DOYLE news.
boy, was arrested here last night
charged with masQuorading in male
attire. Jealousy over her good looks
on the part OF her fellow employees
led 10 the discovery OF her sex.
The girl ran away from her home In
Coshhocton, o.. month ago, with "A
companion. who was also dressed as
a boy. but is believed to have been
masqueradiug. too. They came to
this city. where Margaret got lob
as news butcher on the Lake Shor.
trains When she was arrested and
asked II she were not a girl, she broke
down and wept bitterly
Yes. l am n GIRL she said. Il am
glad it Is over. a boy cut of nv
curls and / felt horTld All tho men
kept staring at me so and made me
feel wrctched."
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BANDITS IN
BOLD WORK
Rob Mining Men Seated
on Rear Platform Of
Private Car

III Paso. Texas, Nov -Four mem
hers OF party OF the stockholders Of
the Calumet & Arizona Mining COM
pany were robbed by bandits last
night while their private car was on A
siding al LordsOurg, y NJ
The Quartette Alfred Paul OF New
York, Dr. James Harlow and John
Sargent of Arizona and Thomas Hol-
stou OF Calumet, Mich. were sitting
on the rear platform OF the car with
two porters near by. when the bandits
appeared In the darkness and ordered
them TO give up thoir coin. Tho rob
hers got only Sl120, OF which 20 cents
came from the porters.
inside the car were Mr. Grccnwny.
general manager Of the company. Mr.
AutrcmonL a New York stock holder.
and others. and $500 In cash. bot
the robbers did not enter the car.
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AUTO PARTIES
MAY HAVE FEES RETURNED

Washington. Nov. 2-Amcricans
who land cars in England for touring
purposes will no longer bc. subject TO
the payment Of a license Zee and those
from whom fcCs may have been eN-
acted. since May L. are likely TO have
these amounts refunded. according 70
the nos regulations of the treasury OF
the United Kinriom transmitted 10
the department OF commerce and la
Dor by Consul Horace Lee Washing
ton OF Liverpool Foreign automo
bues brought into the United King
dom by persons usually residing 10
other countries now can remain for
four months without payment OF an
excise duty.
The most recent customs rcgula-
tions governing tho temporary admis-
sion Of automobiles Into Canada. ac-
corilnr 10 consular reports received
hcre. require generally q iold Tor dou-
bic The estmatc1 duties and a deposit
Of S2s Where the customs officers
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-02
WORLDS MARKETS
STOCKS OPEN STRONGER
ON LIGHT DEALINGS

New York, Nov. Prizes Of stocks
were lifted a small fraction on light
opening dealings today. The resump-
tlon OF operations In the London stock
market yielded only a slight increase
In the activity Of New York dealings.
Illinois Central rose SIS, Erie first pre-
ferred and Wisconsin Central and
American Can preferred !.
Special stocks showed disposition
u go down. notably the Canadian Pa.
cific group. Much interest attached
TO the movement In c. c. c. & St.
Louis after It's fluctuations OF vester-
day. The opening sale was at 60.
against yesterdays closing figures OF
20. a few moments later It sold at
co. The stock was then quoted at CT
bid and CO asked, 81 bid and 6s II
asked Canadian Pacific lost 6 and
500 Line l. The neglect OF the mar
kct in leaders of speculation induced
caution and distrust The banking po-
sition was regarded as unfavorable to
carrying forward the speculation. Tho
DISCLOSURE OF the market position in
Big Four aroused suspicion of the sta
bility OF quotations The dealings
were almost stagnant, but the prices
dropped
Bonds were irregular.
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American Officers Sent to Havana HarbOr to
Investigate Find Part Of the Cable Which
Connected With the Mine That Des-
trOyed the American Ship

Kansas City. Nov. 2.-Lecturing at
81. Georges church here last night
Colonel jasper Ewing Brady. one Oi
the four officers sent by the govern
mcnt 20 investigate the destruction OF
the battleshlp Maine In Havana har
hor. Feb II. 1898. declared the mine
which destroyed the ship was placed
by the Cubans Ia order TO bring war
with Spain and the delyerancc OF
Cuba He further asserted that the
Information had been sent 10 the
President and secretary OF war.
Whom I went 10 investigate the dis
aster with three other officers" Col.
onel Brady said, there were three
theories concerning the origin OF the
dlsustcr-that the explosion was caus-
cd from the outside by agents OF Spain
that II was caused from the inside.
and that the Maine WIS anchored over
a mine prepared by the Cubans. We
were able 10 inform ene President and
secretary ot war that the last theory
was the most consistent with the
facts. This leads 10 the conclusion
that the Malno was blown Up by the
Cubaus n order TO bring on war with
Spain and the deliyerauce OF Cuba q"
Continuing he SAID:
Now, ! will tell you for the frst
time. the name OF tho man who blew
UP The Maine He is. or was. Jose
Znyaldo. He was electrician az Nor
70 castle IL was he who threw the
switch which sot of the powerful
minC that destroyed that ship and sent
2O7 lives into eternity in a flash "a
Waldo was Afterwards shot BY order
OF General Blanco. we even got
piece Of the cable that led from the
mine 20 the room IN Moro castle.
That piece OF cable is now iu tho
navy department az Washington"
The former officer IN his tnlk de
scribed the condition or the Nlainc ar
tor the explosion and gave reasons for
his statement that the ship was blown
up by n mine According 10 his
statement the concrete false bottom OF
the vessel was blown TO pieces and
particles fell on tho deck ol ships an.
ChoTed nearby.
Colonel Brady resigned from the
army In 1893. Asked this morning
why the report given TO the President
and the secretary OF war had not been
made public. no said:
Wen. I'm sure, don't know
Colonel Brady is a brother Of tho
Rev CyrV Townsend Brady. who is
pastor of St Gcorge-s church, where
the lecture was delivered.
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kAISER'S BIOGRAPHY OF
FREDERICK THE GREAT

Berlin. Nov. 2.-It ~ stated thai n
considerable part OF tho biography OF
Frederick the Great, which the kaiser
Is reported 10 be writing, already rs
completed
The kaiser is credited with treating
his subject with strict impatMity.
Notwithstanding his enthusiastic adj
mlrNton for his ancestor
ono evidence OF this is bis whole
hearted condemnation OF Fredcrlck's
in6delity and his enthusiasm Tor Volt
nlre
His majesty is said TO contemplate
a series OF visits TO all of Frcdcrick's
bnttle6elds before completing tho
work
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ARMSTRONG BOUND OVER
TO THE DISTRICT COURT

Salt Lake. Nov AT the conclu-
sion OF the preliminary hearing before
Judge ] ] Whitaker DO the criminal
division Of the city court Tuesday
morning. Roy Armstrong. ncgro. ac-
cused OF The murder of J. 3 Brennan
on the night OF August 20. was bound
over 90 the distTici court 10 answcr
10 a chnrge OF murder 10 the FIRST de
gree.
The hrst witness for the state was
Mrs Brennan. common Law" wife OF
the murdered man She testified that
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-02
END Of THE
STRIKE NEAR
Express Drivers and
Helpers Offer to Ar
bitrate Grievances

New York. Nov. 2.-The strike OF
the express companies drivers and
helpers neared settlement today
when Mayor Gaynor announced that
the strikers had agreed 10 arbitra-
ton. The strikers informed the may
or they were willing 20 leave their
case In tho hands OF arbitrators TO be
selected by the concilllauon commit
tee of the National Civic Federation
and return TO work and wait for tho
decision OF the nrbitrators until De-
ccmber ] or January /.
Mayor Geynor held conference
this afternoon with Frank Plat, pres
ident OF the United States Express
company, on the strike situation. All
that Is needed To secure settlement
(Coptinucd on Page Seven.)
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CHICAGO livcetock.

Cattle. receipts estimated at 1900
market steady. beeves i.40a 7G0; Tex
as steers $500 $50. western steers
4GG70. stockers and feeders 400
sac; cows and heifers 220GG25;
calves 7.50G1025.
Hogs, receipts estimated At 2.i0O
market slow and steady, light S10G
S.65. mixed 7G5d S.55; heavy 7256
S.35, rough 7.4567SO; good TO choice
heavy 7.2567.45; pigs 745GS IS. bulk
OF sales 7.60nS.40.
Sheep. receipts estimated at $4,000.
market weak. native 2.G0a430; west
crn 2.G5a4.30; yearllngs 1850 $40;
lambs, native. 475G565; western AS
m6.6O.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL OFFICIAL
HELD BY GRAND JURY

Chicago, Nov Prank b. Harri
man, John NJ. Taylor. former Illinois
Central officials whose hearing on
charges OF grating has occupied sew
eral weeks. were held to the grand
jury today by Judge Bruggemeyer.
The defense introduced no direct
evidence. Specifically the men were
held on the charge Of conspiracy to
obtain money by false pretenses.
Bonds were fixed at $4,000 In each
case Another charge pending in the
municipal court against the defend
ants-operating a confidence game
probably viii come up before Judge
Olson within few days.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-02
ONE MORE
XPLOSION
Bombs Continue to Be
Set Off by the Black
Hand in Chicago

Chicago, Nov. "a bomb. believed
By the police 10 have been thrown by
tho Black Hand wrecked the front
OF a building al 2i07 South Clark
street early today. throwing the own
er. Antony Frenzi. his wife and two
children, Vho were sleeping on the
second Aoor. ont OF their beds.
The sXploslou caused great excite.
mcnt IN the neiChborhood. populated
chiefly by Italians Many windows In
adjoining buildings were broken by
the explosion.
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PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS
EQUIPPED WITH MACHINERY

Washington. Nov More than
twenty provincial schools In the Phil
oppine Islands are equipped with wood
working machinery and some havo
also iron working outfits. industrial
work being more strongly emphasized
each year. Teachers OF carpentry and
forging and machine shop practice arc
In great demand, according TO the
United States civil service commits
sion. which will conduct an cxamina-
ton for male industrial teachers on
December 2S next.
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TRAINING SHIP IN THE MUD.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 2.-The train.
ing ship Gopher. manned by a number
OF Minnesota naval reserves, ran hard
aground at the head OF Belle Isle. op-
posite this city Monday night and
was still fast last night, with her bow
out of water. She was bound from
Duluth to Toledo. where a new engine
Is To be installed
A tug and ferry boat pulled at tho
ship all day yesterday. but she refused
10 stir from her berth In the mud.
She IS not thought 20 be in danger.
The Gopher was formerly the u S. S.
Fern.
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New York Money,

New York. Nov, CLOSE:
Prime mercantile paper, > 1-2 10
per cent Sterling exchange steady,
at recovery, with actual business in
bankers bills at 20G4s2.30 for
sixty day bills and al S4s6 for demand
Commercial bills. S4.S1 3-S@iS2 rs.
Bar silver, SEC
Mexican dollars. Acc.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Money on call strong. 1904 per
cent. ruling rate. 3 3-4 per cent; clos
ing bid. 3 3-4 per cent; offered at (
per cent Time loans firm, but very
dull. for sixty days and ninety days
7-S@5 per cent; for six months,
34G per cent.
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Omaha.

Omabn. Nov. Cattle. receipts c.
ZOO market strong 10 1Oc higher. Ma
tive steers. Si25G725. western steers
S3.50dG $50. COWS and heifers. S2S56
4.G5. stookers and feeders, $3.OON
SIS: calves $500 $50.
Hogs, receipts 200. market TO 1Oc
higher. Heavy, S775NS.1O: mixed.
S7.SOa79O: pigs S725GS.25: bulk,
s7SOGS00.
sheep. receipts 5000: market
steady Ycarlings. S44OG5.25: weth-
ers. s375Gi15: ewes, S325G4.25;
lambs, SG15Q6.50
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TAYLOR RETURNS TO KENTUCKY

Paducah. KY. Nov. 2.-Formor Gov.
enor w. S. Taylor viii be at Morgan
town. Ky, his old home. next Satur.
dav for the closing Republican rally
II Will be his FIRST visit to Kentucky
since the assassination OF William
Goebcl
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TAFT ASKS HUNGARIANs
TO VOTE FOR STlmSON

New York. Nov. 2.-Prcsident Tart
viii be unable 10 attend the dinncr
given by the Hungarian Republican
club TO Colonel Roosevelt in this CITY.
In his letter 10 Mahes Braun, prcsl-
dent OF tho club. President Taft,
among other things. says:
I sincerely hopc your club is as
active now as ~ has been IN tho past
and will roll up among HunEarlons I
GOOD majority for Mr.. Stimson rs gov
ernor and the rest Of the ticket.
You will have with YOU Colonel
Roosevelt, who has been giving his
hest efforts 10 the election OF the tick
et-enorts which l sincerely hope Will
be successful
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NEW REPUBLIC OF PORTUGAL is IN
DANGER OF MILITARY REVOLUTION

she was with Brennan on the night
OF the murder and witnessed the flash
OF the gun. when Armstrong fired the
hrst shot at his victim. She said she
had never known or Armstrong and
Brennan having had any trouble at
any tine
An eye witness OF the shooting. Geo.
Stafford. i3l North First West street,
was also examined He described in
detail the circumstances surrounding
the killing OF Brennan.
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GETS DIVORCE FROM
SALT LAKE HUSBAND
NJ y. kriobel. Defendant In Suit
Which Charges OeHertion and
Non-Support.

Reno. New Nov. 1--FetchlnEly az
Tired 10 a modlsh blue hat and n blue
ailorcd suit Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Kriebol
appeared before Judge orr In the dis.
Wct court today and tcsuncd In tho
,lit Tor divorce nEnlnst her husband.
Nahlon ~ kriohel. manager of the
Faelnc Mutual life Insurance com-
ANY cf Salt Lake Tears swcllod into
d. plaintiff eyes. and her voice
Acos as she gave her testimony IN a
icTvous. subduod voice sho was
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chicauo Close.

Chicago. Nov 2.-ClCSng.
Wheat December. SO 1865. May
e5 3-Ac. July, 80 5-Sc.
Con-Dccembcr, 47d l-Sc: May.
80 l-2c: July. SO 1-ic
Oots-Dcccmbor. 81 SIC. May. 81
5-ScG3-io: July. % 2-SNl-2c.
Pork-January. sl7.o5, MAY. S1GI5.
I.ard-Noyembcr. S1145 January.
S1025: May, 1915.
Short Rihs-January, S9.07 l.2aI0:
Nav. SSg2 IL.
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Metal Market

New York;, Nov Cooper. Stand
ard. hrm; spot, sl2.l01 1852 Il: D.
ccmbcr. 2i2t5d12.75
Lead quiet st}0G45o, New York
HAr diver. sc
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SUGAR and Coffee

New York. Nov. Sugar. raw.
quiet. Muscovado. 50 tost. $40. centri-
ugal. 96 test $40. molasses sugar.
50 test JO5 Refined quiet
Coffee, spot steady No. Rio. lie.
Santos No. (. IL 1-sc
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sened. For instance. passenger
leaving IN the morning might be al.
lowed 10 validate his ticket the night
before
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chIeaoo Produce

Chicago. Nov. q Butter. steady
creamery 2fa3O. daIries. 27aeI.
EEgs-Stesdy; firsts. 26: prime
tlrsts. CSC.
Cheese firm. unchanged
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BATTLESHIP MAINE BLOWN Up By
CUBANS IN ORDER TO PROVOKE WAR

are satisfied that vehicles viii return
within three days a permit can be Is
sued without deposit or bond
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BARCELONA
IS QUE 7
Although Reports of a
Revolution Have Been
in Circulation

Madrid, Nov. THE rumors Of rev.
olut'onary outbreaks In Spain. par.
ticularly in Barcelona. are without
foundation Calm is reported through
out the country.
The above. from Madrid disposcs
OF the rumor given currency last night
of revolutionary outbreak IN Spain.
4 dispatch from Paris to the London
Daily Telegraph stated that rebel
l.ous movement had been begun IN
Madrid.
Paris. Nov Last nights rumor
Of a revolution In Spain. of which
there was no subsequcnCJ confirmation
reached the Gaulols but was not pub
lished According 10 the report, an
outbreak had occurred at Barcelona,
resulting in several persons being
killed or Injured.
London, Nov. 2-The cable and
telegraph companies report that the
situation in Spain is normal and there
are no indications OF disturbances
supporting list nights rumors that a
revolution had broken out