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subject to the delay suffered by all
other messages.
There has been fighting all night in
the city, wires Mr.. Gage. and in
front Of the legation. Many loyalists
said TO have surrendered. Some forts
and most public buildings fly the
flag of the republic.
at has been reported to me that the
King OF Portugal is on board the
Brazilian man-Of-war Sac Paulo, and
that Z proclamation has been Issued
declaring the Inauguration of the re-
public"
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Conflicting Reports Heard.

LONDON. oct. 6.-Conhicting reports
regarding the whereabouts Of Manuel
and the royal family are as prevalent
as yesterday. One report says that the
King was arrested aboard a ship iuyt
as he was preparing 10 fee
The Duke of Oporto, Manuel's uncle.
has not been seen or heard from since
early Tuesday morning. when he tenn
porariIy directed the defense Of the
royalists.
The dukes force was quickly routed
by the revOlutionists, but whether he
was captured is not known
Pretender Dom Miguel. Duke OF
BraganZa, left his country home near
Vienna. a few days ago and has not
been heard from since.
1t is believed that he had advance
news Of the uprising and that he is
now in conference with his followers,
hoping eventually TO be called TO the
throne.
In such an event an American girl
would be the Queen of Portugal, as
Dom Miguel was married a year ago
TO Anita Stewart. of New York.
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fused to accept IT, Nothing more was
seen OF Hutchins after that
Hutchins IS chirty-ive years OF age.
while hts wife is twenry-six- He came
originally from Baltimore and the police
OF that city will be urged 10 try 10 10
cate him. Yrs. Hutchins almost de-
spairs OF ever seeing -her husband alive
again She dos not believe that he
ever willfulIy deserted her and the chill
dren and for long time daily expected
his return. Time las altered her Opln-
ion, however She now believes he was
fouliy dealt with for the purpose Of rob
Iery Mrs Eutchius parents are IN
Baltimore. and she has sister in T4au-
rel Md
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First Glimpse
Of His Charmer.

The King Of Portugal first saw her
when she was filling an engagement
this summer at one Of the music halls
in this city during his visit to London
in search Of a bride. Her act transcend
ed in daring anything that London had
ever seen. She got big salary and her
engagement was extended several times
A Berlin correspondent cables that
the Kaiser was not at one time entirely
ayerse TO the !dea of a marriage be-
tween Manuel and his favorite child
and only daughter. the Princess Vic
tOria. But the princess herself, when
approached. fatty refused TO consider
the matter on account Of Man
uel's relations with Gaby Des-
lys. The Kaiser himself is re-
ported to have said when he learned
OF IT.:
Little idiot! Why doesn't he do
these things ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, as
other monaTchs do?'
The message adds that the Kaiser was
shooting at RoWinten when he first re-
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CHILDREN IN WANT WAIT
FOR FATHER TO RETURN

Mrs. Mary Hutchins is searching today
for some trace oS her husband. Sylvester
J. Hutchins. the Montgomery county
farmer, who has been missing since Sep
TENDER last, and who is now believed 10
have been driven TO desperation by
financial trouble.
At home five little children are crying
pitifuIIy for their missing father. One
little girl. Margaret, four years old.
goes down TO the gate OF the Hutchins
farm fronting on the Rockville pike
every day and injuries Of every person
who passes for her papa
Since her husbands disappearance,
Mrs. Hutchins has been charged with
the support Of her little one, and. ac-
cording 70 friends living IN this city. she
has had a hard struggle. Her husband
raised produce and brought his crops 20
this city seevraI days each week Being
without other means Of sustenance for
herself and children, she was obliged
20 take her husbands place On the pro
dUce wagon in spite Of her delicate
health
She IS generally accompanied on these
trips by a ten-year-old son Between
her hOUsework, caring 10: Ter Tt5le
ones, and the marketing OF produce.
Mrs. Hutchins has all that she can do
Only a small profit has been realized
from the business IN which she Is en-
gagged. and she has been obliged 10 ac-
cept aid from neighbOrs and her wash
lington friends
This afternoon she is driving about
the streets trying 10 dispose Of a few
eggs and some butter over from yes
/ terday's market This evening she
Will journey 20 Baltimore 70 Try 20
enlist the help Of her relatives and
those Of her husband in her search for
iher husband
Mrs Hutchins has been in the habit
Of stopping while here ar the Mary
land House. at Seventh. near L street
Mrs Chariudin Charlton. wife or th-
proprietor. said today that Mrs Hutch
ms is IN destitute circumstances and
that she and others had helped her
and her li-EIe ones r The distressed
woman has been charged nothing al
I the hOstCIry FOR accommodations for
/ herself and boz. nor for the care OF
I the team
George " CAM. dealer in vehicles az
/ 1906 . street. told this afternoon OF a
business transaction with the missing
man which he believes at least partly
( explains his mysterious disappearance
/ HUtchins bought a horse. wagon. and
I harness from an agent OF his, and in
/ payment gave his note for 1856. Endorsed
I b. Joseph Travers, Of 1I+4 New Hamp-
shire avenue. this city The note ma
1 Iured September s.
1 Hutchins came here August 81, and OF
I the following day offered Mr. Gantz
about SIS, which he declared was all he
/ could pay at that time. Mr. Gantz re-
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Pope Discouraged
With Latin Nations

ROME. Oct 6.-"Oh. those wretched
Latin people, have no comfort from
any Of them they are all al war with
the church"
Pope Plus gave vent 10 that ex-
preston after a lengthy conference
at the Vatican with Papal Secretary
Merry Del Val. The conference dealt
with the gravity Of the situation in
Spain following the successful rebel
lion in Portugal.
The Vatican today was without pri-
vate adviCes from Portugal
Although Pope Plus was reported
yesterday as saying he would never
recognize Portugal as a republic, IL
was confidently predicted Eday cut
side OF the CuTia that, IN order -
protect church property in Portugal
and Spain and 10 answer the popular
Will Of the Latin peoples. the Vatican
would readjust its views.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-06

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to marry me. one Paris paper rightly
said.
.Deslis will not abandon the great
kingdom Of the stage for the small
kingdom of Portugal"
Mile. DeSlis was greatly agit1ted When
told of the dangers hich surrounded
the King durin~ the bOmbaTdment OF the
royal palace at Lisbon When later in
formed that the I-ing had escaped and
was safe. she said
1t is much better for the young man
20 abdicate- 7 know he VIII be happier
now than he was among all his troubles
as King"
Copyright, 1910, blythe United Press)
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FollieS Doubtless
Muen Exaggerated.

There is but little doubt that the
peccadflios of the young King with
Mile. Deslis, and with other actresses,
for this was not his first affair Of
the heart with a woman OF the stage.
have been grossly exaggerated. Yet
to the illiterate minds Of the Portu
guese peasantry, they spelled ruin for
the country.
For several years Mile. Deslis has
been one Of the most prominent among
the women Of Bohemian Paris
Strikingly beautiful with blue eyes, re-
nowned in all of the capitals Of Europe
for the grandeur of her gowns and the
cost Of her jewels, she came before
the public but a few years ago, and in
point of age Is said TO be but little
younger -han the young king.
Her first efforts were in musical COM
edy. but this she forsOUk to devote her
self TO the characteristic modern prose
comedies Of the Partisan boulevards,
and To dancing at the Folles Bergeres.
In a victoria. eXQuisitely decorated
with lilies and white roses to match
her blonde complexion and dress Of
white satin or linen, as the within may
take her, she has won honors at the
annual "Fete des Fleurs'' in the Bots
de BOUlOnge for the past three years
Her name in English means Gabrielle
OF the Lilies
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October, The Month to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots

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Brief Life Filled
With Stirring Events.

Manuel II. late monarch Of Portugal,
whose brief kingship has ended in the
smoke Of revolt. in his twenty years Of
life has seen much. When two years
ago he assembled the throne. with the
assassination OF the late King and the
crown prince fresh In his mind. he was
hailed as the savior OF the little mon
archy.
Following closely upon the heels Of
Carlos, who was killed by the bullet
of an assassin, and who was declared
TO have been more deserving OF death
than Louis XVI. Of France, he was the
idol Of his subjects. Never did the rule
of a young monarch begin more auspi-
ciously. Never has one ended more me-
teOrically.
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BODY TO BE RETURNED.

OMAHA. Neb-, Oct 6.-Arrangements
are being made today TO ship 70 Penn
syIvania the body Of Lieut.. Louis r.
Kubourne. Ninth Cavalry. L 5. A, who
died a. Fort Omaha Of typhoid fever
EnbOurne was a lawyer in Pennsylvania
when war with Spain was declared iss
enlisted as q sergeant. and after the
war was given q commission IN the
regular army
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Manuel IS Reported
Prisoner in Lisbon

woo. Spain, Oct 6.-The steamer
Cape Blanco. which arrived today from
Lisbon, reported that King Manuel was
held a prisoner in Lisbon together with
the premier of the deposed government,
on the Brazilian waTship Sac PaoIo
The Cape lIanCO also reported that
one warShip of the Portuguese navy
remained loyal, but was pOwerless be
fore all the other vessels which hOisted
the republican colors.
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1t itched so that she
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day, until the blood
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and tried a good many
other remedies, but
nothing helped. Her
hair all fell out and the
scalp itself had an I'M
pleasant odor.
" After we had tried
all the other remedies,
my wife told me to try
the Cuticura Remedies.
We bought one cake Of
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BARCELONA, Oct. 6.-Almost con-
slant clashes have occurred today be-
tween the police and revolutionary sym
pathiZers-
A dozen gatherings Of radicals have
been dispersed only to reassemble on
some other street corner
The situation Is rapidly getting be-
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Knox VIII Auaft
Verdict of Europe

The State Department. it was learned
today, VIII act slowly IN announcing
that the United States recognizes the
republic established in Portugal
This is not due to any desire to give
Its moral support or influence TO King
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POLICE AND CITIZENS
ARE CLASHING IN SPAIN
Open Revolution Is Expected Momentarly- Troops Are
Being MasSed- Re-enforcementS Hurried TO Bar
celona From Madrid.

yond the control OF the authorities, and
an appeal has been sent 10 Madrid for
additional achievements
Similar conditions prevail IN many
other cities Everywhere there is the
widest enthusiasm over the success OF
the Portuguese uprising. and there IS
no concealment Of the fear OF the au-
thorities that a Spanish revolution viii
be precipitated.
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Not the First
Of His Love Affairs.


The ENHANCEMENT OF the young King
Of Portugal and the "Jiu Jitsu'' dancer
was not the first 'left-hand'' mesh O.
love which threatened his fortunes.
Three years ago, just prior TO the time
he witnessed the grace Of Mile. Deslls.
and fell beneath her charm. Manuel. not
yet King. fell in love with the young
daughter OF one OF the ladies in waiting
at the court Of Queen Amelie, his moth
er.
Although a member Of one OF the old
est and nOblest families OF Portugal,
the girl was impossible as the wife of
the young prince Both his father. King
Carlos, and his mother. were aware Of
the attachment, but tried 10 show their
son that the young girl. but a year or
Two younger than he, could never be-
come mis- wife
sons Of state were Of no avail The
boys attachment to the young girl last
ed through the bloody days when he
saw his father, King Carlos, die at the
hanGs Of state aSsassins. II still four
ished when he ascended the throne, and.
although he knew that he could offer
her no more than the state of a NOR
ganatic wife, his passion for the little
daughter Of the lady In waiting never
wavered- He was urged TO break with
her on the grounds OF reasons OF state
He stood firm.
II vas not until the later days Of 1908
that Manuels marriage was announced.
and the romance Of the young King
among the many unrecorded ron1ances
Of the court
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Brought Her
Back To Lisbon.

SO the story is not a new one. Tie
dancing girl ard Manuel were to-
gether much IN Paris, and when Man
uel returned 10 Lisbon he took her
with MIN.
There again the King and Mile.
peslis were again constant compan-
ions. They drove together daily, and
were apparently devoted.
Fortunes in Jewels he heaped upon
her. Then his people began to take
heed Of the AFFAIR Of their young King
They were hungry and wanted work.
Industrial and financial conditions
were badly tangled. Still the young
King did nothing to alleviate the suffer
ing Of his people. He had his dane
ing girl, beside him.
Then on his rides with her. the
muttering OF the pOpulace came 10
his ear. They threatened him and
her. Unrest crept in and the sight
OF the boyish monarch wasting for
tune after fortune on the dancing
woman became too much for the
masses. Manuel went the way Of
others.
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Planned Another vs..

u last saw the King IN August, in
Paris. I had a long letter from him
but a few days ago. wherein he wrote
Of his great JOY over the prospect OF
seeing me again in Paris ct the end
of October. The King was a nice
young man, proud as the proudest
and with a kind heart
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LITTLE DAUGHTER
HAD SCALP HUMOR
ltched So that She Scratched Until
Blood Came. Hair Fell Out. Scalp
had Unpleasant 0dor. Used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Four
Weeks. Scalp Perfectly Clear.
Hair Began to Grow Again and Now
Has Beautiful, Long Hair.

when my little daughter was about
FIVE years old, she was taken with the
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Provisional government fOrbIds re-
prisaIs against rOyalIsts.
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ESCAPE Of MANUEL
DUE TO REBELS
RevolutioniStS Prefer Him
An Exile Alive, Than
Called Martyr.
Situation IN Portugal Under
Republicans

Provisional Minister of Justice
Costa Officially states that King
Manuel, the Queen Mother, and
the Duke of OpOrto arc fleeing
the country the latter two
aboard "a royal yacht.
Latest estimate of casualties I'm
LisBOR-2OO killed, 400 injured.
RevOIutiOnists fOrtifying all vuI-
nerabIe points against an attack
by rOyaIist troops.
RevoIutiOniSts permitted Manuel TO
escape, not wanting to go too far
I'm his, overthrow for fenr of in
tervention.
Dangers of precIpitatIng civil war
through Manuel still exist.
Majority of army and navy com
plies with new government.
proclamation and swears loyalty.
Provisional government fOrbIds re-
prisaIs against rOyalIsts.
Loyal troops still reported occupy
ing s;rOnEhOIds near Lisbon, and
another clash feared tonight.
Revolutionary spirit sweeping
Spnin. Constant clashes between
revolutionary sympsthizers and
police.
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Majority of army and navy com
plies with new government.
proclamation and syvears loyalty.
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Loyal troops still reported occupy
ing s;rOnEhOIds near Lisbon, and
another clash feared tonight.
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KING MANUEL'S UNDOING
DUE TO PARTISAN DANCER
Story of His Infauaton for DaShing Stage Beauty But
Repetition of Similar Incidents So Common
Among Continental Royalty.

celved the news OF the revolution in
Portugal. and when the report was con-
firmed by the hurried dispatch from the
foreign office, he was Mortified. He i'm
mediately began bombarding all the
available sources OF information with
kilograms.
It had been arranged by the Kaiser
70 have Manuel visit him in Berlin dur
ing the winter. In diplomatic circles II
was Suggested that the visit would be
fixed for a time when it would be bet
ter for the young Kings safety that he
should be on tour.
Other Marriage
Plans Interrupted.
A Copenhagen correspondent also
cables that the recent plans for the
marriage Of Manuel 70 Princess Dag
mar, daughter of the King Of Denmark,
which was recently ventilated, proved
abortive. because rumors reached the
Danish court Of ManueTs relations with
the Partisan dancer.
Official news, the message adds. is en-
tirely lacking in Copenhagen. The King
called every hour TO see Queen AleNan-
dra and the Emp ess Marie, who have
been struck dumb by the press tele-
grams.
After her engagement was at an end
Mile. Gaby Deslys was rather out OF
the theatrical limelight. II was re-
ported that she was 70 go to New York
20 appear this season under Florence
Ziegfeld's mana cement in a typical
French revue
Manuel mas no money Of his own. II
is understood here that his mother s
vast fortune was entirely squandered
by her husband. But II is believed that
the enormously wealthy Orleans family
will mako some provision for the Queen
mother ard the young King. while POr-
tuRal itself Will probably make them
some allowance should the republic be
established.
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Among the ruins OF the tottering
kingdom of Manuel OF Portugal has
come TO light the fact that the young
ruler has followed in the steps Of
many his royal predecessors and let
the light in a woman's eyes, or in this
case the grace Of woman's feet, lure
him from his affairs of state
The siren is Mile Gaby Deslis Her
"Jiu Jitsu Waltyze' caught the young
monarch's fancy in Paris, and for many
months prior to the collapse of his
kingdom he was her devoted follower.
The story is not new one to con-
tinental Europe. Back OF the rise or the
fall Of every house Of kings has at some
time when a due Barry or Pompadour
At times these enthralled monarchs
have taken the real women of their
choice to wife. And from Just such
entanglements as the one which the
young King is now facing many NOR
ganatic marriages have sprung.
Case of Duke
Ernest One of First
AS early as the fifteenth century in
Germany rulers sought beyond the
pale. into the ranks OF their subjects,
for their wives. In 1916 Duke Ernest
OF Bavaria saw his son fall beneath
the charms Of Agnes Brenaur. and
when the match between the two
young people had almost plunged the
country into war, Duke Ernest. heed
ing not the protests of his people,
sent the young wcman to the scat
fold.
The break between Duke Anton u
rich Of Sake einingen and Sake
GOtha. SaNe-Anhalt. and Sake Else
mach came about because Of UIrich's
marriage 10 Elizabeth Schurman.
The ArchdUSe John, known 10 his
tory as John Salvador, but a few
weeks ago pronounced dead by the
ruling house of Austria. disappeared.
and became John Orth, rOyalty's vaga-
bond, because Of the smiles of a
woman
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Dangers of precIpitatIng civil war
through Manuel still exist.
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Latest estimate of casualties I'm
LisbOR-2OO killed, 400 injured.
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RevOIutIOnIsts fOrtifying all vuI-
nernbIe points against an attack
by rOyaIist troops.
The wageworker., 1910-03-26
Meat Rauouts.

n tempting ragout is made as fol-
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Stew the mixture for 10 minutes and
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have been permitted to get thoroughly
hot, all around this overlapping and
then pour the gravy over all.