The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
CITY IS AGAIN QUIET
AFTER BLOODY WARFARE

LISBON, Oct. I.-rhe establishment Of
republic in Portugal is an accomplished
Fact For city that has Just passed
through the tllroes Of a bloody rcvolu-
ION and suStained bombardmcnt Lis
bon today IS in cloudlcss sunshine and
wears n smiling aspect.
The Republican flag flutiers on nearly
every building and from every vehicle,
the streets arc throngcd with promcna-
d"rS: including a good sprinklinG Of
tourists with guide books in hands;
shops and offices have been rcopencd
and business generally has been re-
sumcd.
The only evidence OF the recent per-
turbation arc small bodies OF troops
stationed in the principal open spaces of
the city. and the passage now and then
of red cross ambulanccss
Kings Pictures Gone.
Tho noticeable outward signs of the
new regime arc the presence everywhere
Of the green and red flag of the rcpub
lie and the complete disappearance of
King Manuefs portrait from public OK
hibition. In fact. not yestige is now
seen OF the picture postcard portraits
OF the king. or of any other member OF
the royal family. These have given way
10 pictures OF members of the new gov
erumcnt and the Photographic records of
the revolution in the shape OF groups OF
armed leaders and companies OF insur-
gent troops. not In action, but posing
FOR the camera,
The damage done to the city by the
DpfDpdGU1nFnl WIS DtISlDSlN sl'SI''
On the journey down TO Lisbon from
the frontier one hears at each stopping
of the train blood curdlinS rccitalS OF
thousands OF persons having oeen killed,
and whole quarters OF the city have been
devastated or wiped out. The total mum.
Der killed has not been ascertaiDc1, but
IL probably does not exceed SO0.
\ couplc OF hotels near the station
bear traces of having been struck by
shells and bullets. Ones attention Is
drawn to these by groups OF persons
pointing 10 them and discussing the in
cidents TO which they bear testimony
Populace Jubilant.
The streets never were as busy as , at
present Cheering for the republic
iroops on horse and afoot pass and re-
pass all CARRYING the Republican nag
which the people massed on the pave
ments salute respectfully doiing their
''''5 Recent @ events That startled the world
are discussed with calm by all classes:
The general feeling evidently is one ol
relief that a crisis long anticipated was
suI.mounied so speedily with compare :
tiveiv little violence and such nr'et
disIocatlon Of the national HE
Tho most interesting man IN Iortu-
cal is the new president. Theophile
Braga. who may be said without eNaS :
perslion. 10 be the father. not Only OF
his revolution, but OF mat n,ossnr III in II,
history and philosophy. pfcpGiea .ilc
.ro,lnd for both movements llls uilas Ills,
Stunning manners may be interreu IRON. ron
Inc fact that last night aiteT nuv1.,S
~, elected first president of Portugal,
bc returned as usual in a scGoho cIass
Compartment OF the train 70 ms LID.
tcntous little home IN lnar,,,a .n finns Of
asho yicbest and humblest of his trienas
and dcprccatingly ackno"ledSlnS VI VIE
frantic oYations OF ms leho"
Growth of the Idea.
Braea today received the oorIeSpor- orr ror-
dent OF the Associated frnSor.,nod tha I
.itu''.t t.,:oiutiou had no military or pei ,
snr,I aim, but like those ,n bIa>a |tr ,rn
srmrj;cv. was purely the outcome VI ''',
phiiosop4asres.a esanzs dynasty had failed 10
,oan aIrnasi of modern prosrcsstN,es' .Lc
"ajd nnd had done nothing 10 i.lahi Hsiinic.
nIo ,uasiers OF their OWL oc".,nnS oIa, =
DGoP'' .,niution was aimed TO coHplc.e
~ rni' 'rcaIizntion of civil nc ono w Nh
e,ns u.'c bv which the late aymats,,S No I,n
| ondcavorcd 10 rnhinlan' anace - the pco-
Ia was continually 10 menaee t"' rush
! salo' itiS Rritisb Intervention 10 crusn %,
| PIC m,.' scntjmcnt as If an 0nclen' a.
nance between the two ,n ha''ono ononIcs'
between dynas'ieGHd .'GdSd "i'u that mt he had every
! ocil"l ocIii,..io I,7 the national resources az"
rs convinced an homes, adunnii,ious
tion would suffice s,,,"ncn, OF the country
means 20 uootigractory footing ard aciicso 49, .
on on mo,sl and physical impion., ,rn,,s, moot
nqSe "9 tSe s" the whSs sS%%y
said ."s "ssvniio 1qSt 'Gfs 5c PM q
Mere manifesto Es and CONSTITUTION ISy T 10 ime
lae lua.'.crnnent n',, aud thcn would r""' W
republic ,oror,,
seuor Brasa e; EOns!"SfhS ot Ghom ~ he said had
his colleagues, cs,,,,fidcucc. Tho govcrnmen'
sS %o'' sS%sT TeTsoSH Is Sosps s s"' sSs $s
lions for, for d acoyermmcnt TVt viii not remain
Br0Sils@aS' Slse aSeySna ,hrSs ,e %s"tss
pr9gramTTfh pr9o!g7rs,nnThe A' development OF public ''
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