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Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
King Of Portugal
A Prisoner
ALL COMMUNICATION WITH THE
CAPITAL CUT OFF.
REVOLUTION In LISBON
Warships Bombard the Paace-Revo-
lutionsts Haul Down the Royal
Standard and Hoist Republican Flag.

London Oct. 5.-According to the
Daily Mail a revolution broke out in
Lisbon yesterday (Tuesday).
Street Fighting.
The despatch adds that King Man
uel is a prisoner, that street fight
ing has occurred, that warships are
bombarding the palace and that all
communication with the capital is cut
off.
Royal Standard Stripped from the
Palace.
Santander, Spain, Oct. A German
steamer here has received a wireless
from the steamer Cap Blanco, of the
same line, lying off Lisbon, stating
that warships began bombarding the
palace just as soon as the rising with
in the city began. Shortly the rev.
standard over the palace and replaced
it with the republican green and blue
flag.
Army and Navy Support the Revolu-
tionaries.
London, Oct. 5-No Lisbon des-
patches have been received in London
since yesterday afternoon, when the
Eastern Telegraph company announced
the receipt of one from its station a
Carcavellos, eleven miles from Lisbon,
stating that all communication with
the capital was interrupted.
The Daily Mail prints its report of
the revolution without a date line and
it may be based upon a wireless des
patch said to have been received by
the Paris Matin reading:
"A revolution has broken out in Lis
bon and warships are now bombarding
the capital The army and navy are
supporting the revolutionaries."
A Portuguese merchant in London
says that ne received news Of plot in
Lisbon on Monday The price of Por-
tUguase bonds dropped heavily on the
stock exchange here yesterday.
Rebels Capture Palace.
London, Oct. 5.-The Santander cor"
respondent of the Reuter- Telegram
company confirms the report of a rev.
olution in Portugal, and adds that the
rebels have captured the palace.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
FoRTY-THREE PERSONS HURT.
Reviewing Stand at Kansas City Car
nivaI Parade Collapsed

Kansas City, Oct 4.-Forty-three
persons were injured. three dangerous
ly, tonight, when a reviewing stand
overlooking the carnival parade COL
lapsed at Tenth street and Troost ave-
nue..
The accident is said to have been
due to the collapse of faulty con-
struction. Most of the people escaped
with torn clothes, scratches and
bruises.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
WE NEED TO DEFEAT STIMSON
I'M ORDER TO KILL ROOSEVELT.
President of Republican Club of New
York Will Support Dix.

New York, Oct 4.-Charles II.
Young. president of the Republican
club of this city from 1867 to 1908, an
nounced his retirement from the club
today and his intention to support
John A. Dix, the democratic nominee
for governor While I llav been a
republican for IS years" he says in his
letter of resignation, "if Stimson is
elected ] feel that Roosevelt would be
president again. and that we should
have nothing but windstorms for four
years, If we ever put him out We
need to defeat Stin2son to put out of
power Immediately the most arrogant
boss in the history of the party"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Chief Yeoman of Receiving Ship Found
Drowned at PhiIadslphia.

Washington, Oct. A despatch to
the navy department today, report
ing that Charles NJ. Rutledge of Har-
risburg, Pa. a chief yeoman on the
receiving ship Lancaster, who had
overstayed his leave since last Fri
day. was found drowned at PhiIadel-
phia today. added that his death was
probably pot his own act. This was
the opinion of the commanding officer.
Rutledge had been in the navy about
ten wears.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
CHOLERA AT MARSEILLEs.
Three Gases Found Among Passen.
gers of Steamer Bosphore.

Marseilles, Oct. 4.-While reports
that cholera had been discovered in
this city were officially denied today.
an official statement was issued to-
night that three cases among the pas
sengers on the steamer Bosphore. now
in port had been found. The Bosphore
arrived from the Orient and has been
duarantined. Sanitary officers imme-
diately took charge Of the cases, which
vera Isolated, as well as all persons
who had been in contact with the dis
ease
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Order of the Ped Eagle Conferred Upon
Columbia University President

Berlin, Oct. 4.-The emperor has
conferred upon Nicholas Murray But
Ter. president Of Columbia university
New York, the Order of the Red Eagle,
first class, with star. one of the high
est orders in his gift. This honor is
bestowed in recognition of President
Buffers services to Germany and the
United States in connection with the
Roosevelt exchange professorship.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
HEARING OCTOBER II
ON DEMURRAGE
For Shippers and Railroads Within
New England Territory.

washington, Oct. 4.-Hearing of the
Shippers and railroads in the New
England territory with reference to the
proposed demurrage regulations will
be held In Boston, October II, by the
interstate commerce commission.
The commission, as previously an
nounced, suspended the application of
the demurrage rules as to New Eng
land territory, pending the hearing
because the shippers objected to the
reduction of the free time" from
ninety hours to forty eight hours.
The hearing at Boston will be con-
Quoted by Commissioner Prouty.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Population Statistics.

Washington. Oct. 4.-Population sta
tistics as enumerated in the thirteenth
census were made public tonight for
the Following cities:
Jacksonville. Fla. b7.6s9, an Increase
Of 29,210, or 1913 per cent, over 2s42S
in 1900.
Topeka, kas 42,6s4 an increase Of
1G07o, or 90 per cent, oysr 3S 6Ss in
1850,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
New Worlds Record for Altitude

Paris, Oct 4.-rhe new worlds rec
ord for altitude in an aeIoplane re
Gently established by Henri Wynma len
at Mourmelon has been officially rec
ognized by the Aero club of France
The new figures are a shade better
than those originally given out as
Wynmalen is now credited with hay
ing reached an altitude OF $500 metres,
or a,1s6 fact
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
$4,000, 900 for 2. & M. Equipment
and improvements

Boston. Oct Sat Boston & Maine
directors meeting held here today APP
proXimately $4,000 600 was appropri-
at6d Tor new equipment and improve
fnents. About one-third re pre- sents the
amount To be used for equipment and
the larger part OF this will be eapend-
ed rof new passenger coaches, all
though portion Will 60 towards pas
ssnser and freight locomotives
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Indictment of Mayor Gaynor's Assail-

New York. Oct. 4.-Now that Mavor
Gaynor has returned to his official du-
ties. Prosecutor GarVen of Hudson
county, New Jersey, announced tonight
that steps will be taken in the near
future to procure the Indictment of
the mayors assailant, James j. Gala
CHER, now under arrest in Jersey City
Mr. Garven said he expects to receive
d report from the mayors surgeons
upon his condition in Il few days The
grand Jury is awaiting this report be-
fore taking action
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Bankers Convention at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Cat, Oct. 4.--DeIegates
to the 26th annual convention Of the
American Bankers associa ton, num-
bering bout 1900, met at the Audi
toriun today. and took up affairs con-
cedad by members to De of vast i'm
portance to banking interests of the
United States. The convention ap-
propriated $1,000 for the relief of the
ia miles of those who met death in
the destruction of the Los Angeles
Times building.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
MERlDEN MAN
INSTANTLY KILLED AT BRISTOL
w. c. Mallory Struck by Suburban
Train.

Bristol. Conn. oct IA man he
iieved 70 bs w G. Mallory Of Meri-
den. was struck and instantly killed
hy a suburban train here tonight The
rofy was 90 badly nanPled that il
was unrecoEniza bic. but the medical
examiner found a letter in pocket
~ the mans clothing addressed to w.
g Mallory. New Britain. on the en-
vc'0pe was a Meriden postmark Of
September 50 and the letter started
NJ Dear Husband" The body is
being held at local undertakers
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Don't Believe in Snirching the City's
Nams,


Name.
Besides the foregoing letter there
are other indications that the mayor is
not altogether pleased with the meth
ods pursued by Mr.. Mitchell as acting
mayor Mr.. Mitchell openly condemn
ed the vice and gambling in the city
and recommended the removal of Po-
lice Commissioner Baker. While May
or Gaynor has given no hint of what
he will do with the police, he said in
an interview this evening that he is
not in sympathy with "smirching the
city's name"
81 did not ask for Mr.. Mitche1s re-
port" he said. "and have not had tim6
to read it. The least said the soonest
mended. Let me hope this city, as
orderly a city as there is in the world,
viii never be held up by any persons
or newspapers as the mere refuge and
home of unfortunate women and gam
blers. Let us all proceed without
scandalizing the city to minimize these
vices, which, like all other vices, will
always exist"
Needless of danger, the mayor re-
sumed his old custom of walking
across Brooklyn bridge today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Asiatic Cholera in Italy.

Rome. Oct. 4--Twenty- eight cases
Of cholera with ten deaths in the past
twenty four hours throughout Italy is
the official report tonight. OF these
ten of the cases and three deaths were
reported from Naples. The remainder
are divided among The provinces OF
AeNelIino. Bari Casserta and Naples.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Not on the ul-Fa..d New Hampshire

Syracuse. n. Y. Oct. while the
father Of ". A. Richardson an cleo
-~ician on the battleship New IIamp-
slIire. reported as drowned. is in New
cork. expecting TO recover the body
~ his SON a postal card mailed today
iu Brookiyu was received at the home
here today. signed By the SON. an
bouncing that he was on an extended
cave of absence and was not on the
f- -fafed boat
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Switehman Killed by Falling from
Train

Bristol Conn, Oct. 4.-William Buell.,
a switchman on the suburban line, fell
from his train at White Oaks today,
receiving injuries which caused his
death at St. Francis hospital Hart
ford tonight. The body was brought
to his home here, where he resided
with his wife. He was 80 years old
and his parents live in Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
LOS ANGELES TIMES
PROPRIETOR ARRESTED
Charged with Having CrinninslIy Lii
belled a Labor Leader.

Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 4.--Gen. Har-
rlSon Grav otis. proprietor Of the Los
Angeles Times. was arrested today on
the warrant sworn 70 some time ago
en- san Francisco. charging him with
having criminallv libelled Andrew Gal
laEher. a San Francisco labor leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Dubuque Society Leader Shoots Her
self

Dubuque. Iowa, Oct. AIRS. L. D.
Mathes. wife of the general manager
of the Dubuque street car lines, and
prominent as a society leader. commit
ted suicide in their home tod.y by
shooting herself through the temple
She was temporarily insane, it is said.
Before coming TO Dubuque. the fam
lily was prominent in Memphis. Tenn.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
TRACKED BY RUSSIAN
SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
Fugitive from Justice Arrested in
Chelsea-Stole from the Mails.

Boston. oct 4.-Theophile Palutchek
was ordered held for extradiiton to
Russia by United States Commission
or Hayes today on a charge of being
e fugitive from justice. It is ALLEGED
that PalUtchek. IN 1908, while serving
as "a mail carrier in Zacharevke, in
southern Russia. stole from the mails
sums amounting TO $3.192. He then
fled tn America. his wife and four
children later joining him. and set
tiet in Chelsea Russian secret serv-
'cs agents traced him and he was ar
rested several weeks ago. Palutchek
declares his Innocence. claiming that
robbers overpowered him on the road
and stole the money. He is 95 years
old
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Paris, Oct. special dispatches
from AJaccio, the capital of Corscia,
state that cholera has appeared in
Sardinia and that the Corsicans fear
that the epidemic will spread across
the strait of Bonifacio. which sepa-
rates the islands of Sardinia and
Corsica
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Lisbon, Oct 4.-Professor Bombarda,
the republican deputy and anti-cleri
cal, who was shot by an army lieu
tenant yesterday, died today. News
of the death was soon circulated and
crowd of anti -clericals assembled
IN the vicinity of the professors home
and made demonstration.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 4.-The Novoe
Vremya today reports that Evno Azeff,
described both as the head of the
fghting Russian socialists and as a
political police spy. has been assassi-
mated at Wiesbaden
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

With Their Revoivers Emptied and
each mans body riddled with bullets,
Henry Lee, a constable, and James
Williams, q private policeman, fell dead
in each others arms at the end of a
shooting affray at Corbin, Ky.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
BARGE Burns on Lake.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Oct "A spe-
cial from Ludington says: The coal
barge Frank L. Vance, bound from
this port 10 Milwaukee, was burned
few miles off this harbor today, the
crew being taken off by the lumber
barge Marshall in time to save, their
lives
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Port au Prince, Hayti. Oct 4-Mons.
Pouget. former minister of finance in
the Haytien cabinet, has taken ref
uge in the French legation. He de-
clares that he is in fear of arrest,
and prefers exile
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Gold Bullion and Canadian and Unit
ed States bank notes aggregatinG- many
thousands of dollars We're stolen from
the mail room of the steamer City of
Seattle, from Skagway, Alaska.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Cabled Paragraphs

kenichev, Russia, Oct A fire
wiped out large section of the town
today. Three synagogues, the prefec
ture of police and forty-four other
buildings were burned
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
The Payment of Salaries to mer

of the National Guard throughout the
United States was recommended be-
fore the twelfth annual convention of
the National Guard association at st.
Louis, No. by General James A. Dram
of the Washington National Guard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
Bomb OUTRAGE in Spain.

Baeza. Spain. oct "a bomb ex-
nloded under a window of the may
or's office, badly damaging the town
hall, today. There were no casual
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
-Four Robhers Dyna mite Safe.

Sfsndish. Nirh. oct -Four rob
fers 4 nsH7ite3 the safe IT the " n
A-tker ,or7Ta1~ hank - Bentley early
teda5 and escaped with 5000 cash.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

mayor of New York a voluminous re-
port detailing his stewardship as act
ing mayor and again recommending
the dismissal Of William F. Baker as
commissioner of police.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
MADAGASCAR Mails by Aero.

Paris, oct. 4.--The French fovernor
Of Madas ga scar N. Picquie announces
that he is about to inaugurate an aer-
oplape postal service on the island.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

A New Indictment Wos Found
against Peter G. Thomson on a charge
of bribing Major Zantzinger in connec-
tion with the inspection of postal card
paper.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Two Training Ships for China wi
be constructed by the Bethlehem Ste'
corporation.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Rear Admiral Edward 3. Barry was
appointed commander in chief of the
Pacific fleet to succeed Rear Admiral
Giles B. Harber, Rear Admiral Chaun-
cey Thomas will command the second
division of the fleet.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Louis FieldI1ammer. who confessed
to the theft of $25,750 worth of dia-
monds, was captured in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Will Not Vote for cannon's Re- election
Holyoke. Mass, Oct. I'm accepts
ing denomination at the First district
republican convention hAre today Con-
sressman George r. LAvrence an
noureed that he wculd not vote for tl,a
reelection Of Speaker CaAAAa.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Deputation of Irishmen called on
Postmaster General Hitchcock and
urged him to force the Cunard Steam
ship company to restore Queenstown
as a port Of call
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Several Firemen Were Overcome in
a fire which started in d five story loft
building at Elm and Pearl streets, New
York. and which for time threatened
heavy property damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Acting on Instructions from the
navy department. Captain J. p. Park
err. commanding the Norfolk navy yard.
swore out a warrant fOr the arrest of
Captain W. c. Finch of the naval col
lier Ajax. on the charge of mislppro-
priating $4,000 of government f,inds.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Columbia University's Registration
figures place that Institution in the
lead of American universities in point
of number of students. The total reg
istration is 1855, but as there are al
ways late comers they viii probably
increase the number by two or three
hundred. The net increase over last
Year is $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05
A New Indictment Was Returned by

the grand jury Of the District Of Co
lumbia against Peter G. Thompson,
president of the Champion Paper COM
pany of Ohio. on charge Of Offering
bribe to Major W. P. Zatzinger in
the inspection of postal card paper
furnished by the company.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Griffin Halstead, whose brokerage
firm went into bankruptcy, was indict-
ed on charges of embezzlement larceny
and false pretenses.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Count Leo ToIstoi published a pro-
test against confining Jews within a
pale.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Rev. DR.. Sannue! p. Spreeher who
brought about the revision Of the creed
Of the Presbyterian church. is dead at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Harry e. Bradford, an instructor at
Howard university. has been asked to
give up his anti-va6ination crusade or
resign.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

The Atlantic Transport Liner Min
neapo]is. which arrived at New York
from London. reported that on Sep
tember so 7. Little, 8 returning cattle
man. 81 years old( jumped overheard
from the after deck and was drowned
in sight of number of passengers
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

Fireren Using a 100 Foot extension
ladder saved launch party from
drowning in Lincoln Park, Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-05

John E. Redmond, leader of the Irish
parliamentary party. paid a tribute
to the American press at a banquet
in his honor at the New York Press
cIub
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-14

Elementos distinguidos de nuestra
sociedad fueron designados para for
mar las distintas comisiones V ellos
son los Sres. siguirntes:
Lcdo. Jose ]. Prsquera; Sr. Pedro
Santana; Luis Fcliu; Francisco Sc
rrano: Manuel Fernandez Mascara; /;
DIR. don Agustin Sthall; don Felix
Perez: don Miguel Lopez Gaztam-
bide; don Eloy Pcez; don Sebastian
Bauza: ST. Manu- Hostos;:: Sr. Abe
lardo SANCHEZ: -. Juan Santiao;;-
Sr. Antonio Cueto; Antonio Machu-
ca: Rafael 6. d. Arroyo; Sr. Ra-
mon Santiago: Angel Gaetan Barbo-
sa: Reverendos s1cerdotes deia pa
rroquia; Sr. juan Amador To-; ST.
Emilio Vague y Sr. Gumersindo
V Miguel River
Por Ia anterior relacion seve que
elementos dicusimns de todas las cla-
ses sociales comPnndran la comis ion
mes que han de organizar las hestas
tradieionales de u patrona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-14
VIDA INDUS
TRIAL EN- CAYEY
Cuenta hoy con una
magnifica escogida
de tabaco.
Esa aimportante obra Sc de-
be a iniciativas del active
comerciante Sr. Gallart.
Pasan de mil quintsles el tabaco
comprado por los Sres. Alva.
rez y Gallart.
De nuestro corresponsal

Mayo 13.-Segdn Sc nos informa,
a la fructffera iniciativa del active
comerciante don Salvador Gallart,
Sc debe q. Cayey cuente hoy con una
magnffica escogida de tabaco en- ra-
ma, la que venia efectuando sus la
bores en- el pueblo de Manati.
Anexo a su acreditado estableci-
miento de quincalla, ha edificado
una hermosa casa de dos pisos, con
todas las exigencias modernas, y con
cabida para doscientos empleados
que holgadamente pueden dedicar-
Sc sus quehaceres.
Pasan de mil los quintales de Ia
baco, comprados por los sehores Ma
nuel Alvarez y Salvador Gallart,
hasta ell presente, y, asegdrase que
pasasran de tres mil quintales los
que pondran en- escogida.
Gallart, es un joven inteligente
laborioso y esta preparado para de-
sarrollar cualquiera empresa por di-
ficil que 6sta sea. Mas de una vez ha
demostrado su capacidad en- la in
dustria y ell comercio, por todo 10
cual lie hemos tributado nuestro a.
plauso.
Elementos como ell que nos ocu-
pa son los que Sc necesitan para que
los pueblos progresen y Sc engrandez
can.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-14
ElDr. Garcia Sc mos
tro satisfecho de las
condolences del pue-
Bio.
Ell entierro del Sr. Rodri-
guez fue una solemne
manifestacioa de duelo.
Sc hacen preparedness para
''recibir'' el cometa el dia Is.
(De nuestro corresponsal especially


de nuestro corresponsal especially
Mayo 13.-Ha sido muy sentida
en- esta poblacion ell traslado a Sa-
linas del guardia Demetrio Maldo-
nado, quien supo conquistarse Ell
aprecio y distinction por sus compor-
tamientos.
Ell Inspector de Sanidad del dis
trito sur DR.. Garcia de la Tore, ha
girado SUI vista official por esta po-
blaci6n inspeccionando las panade-
rfas, tabaquerias, mataderos, ,carnice
ria y cementerios. lie vimos tomar
algunas notas importantes sobre
ciertos pormenores relatives al ma
tadero Y carniceria.
Ell Sr. de la Tore es un culto y
distinguido caballero, de vasta
cultura. LIE agrado el china &
hizo grandes .elogios del aseo y lin
pieza de la poblaciQn.
Aver a las doce y seis minutes de
la tarde, Sc efectuMel entierro del
honrado conciudadano don Fran
cisco Rodriguez, pariente cercano
del padre Luis Rodriguez, empleado
del obispado. Ell entierro fue una yer
dadera manifestation de duelo. Ell
feretro fue conducido sin pompas de
ningun genero. La banda escolar
durante ell trayecto TOGO una sentida
marcha funebre. Mas de 500 perso-
mas rindieron homenajes de carino
y simpatias ante ell cadaver del COM
patricia, luchador incansable de las
libertades de SUI querido terruho.
iDios 10 haya acogido en- su seno!
Ell Cometa aqui sera esperado
con musica ell dia IS. .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-14
'RecibiIan' al CO.
meta con musica.
"El Malo" ha .publicado-un
volante para recabar del
pueblo los fondos sufi-
cientes.
Hsbra el Is de Mayo, masica,
cohetes, y todos los goces del
que SO va q despedir de la vi
da

Arecibo, Mayo l3.-El enthusiastic
Pedro Enrique (a) el Malo, ha publ
.cado unas hojas con ell fin de hacer
una colecta para recibir dignamente
en- la noche del Is al Cometa Haley
Habra mdsica, disparo de bombas
Y cohetes &. No hay NADIA que temer
hay que esperar al visitador con ale
gria y hacerlo un buen recibimiento
esa sera una noche toledana Y hay
que pasarla del mejor modo possible.
Para ell domingo dos funciones
de despedida de la Compahia, una
por la tarde con dos zarzuelitas Y
otra por la noche con tres obras de
las mejores del repertoire moderno.
Terminada su licencia ha vuelto
hacerse cargo de SUI plaza de Sub
Inspector de Sanidad ell DR. Robert
Boyd.
Ha comenzado a publicarse un
periodico titulado FL Espectador
que Sc vende en- los entreactos en- ell
teatro.
Ell lunes sale para San Juan la
compahia de zarzuela Empresa Mu-
noz que actua en- este teatro.