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Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Postal Station
Permit Issued
to Railroad
Dispute Ended Through Willingness
OF Uaian, Pacifie "a FoIlnw
Cfry's ishes.

The Cniun Pacific Railroad company has
been granted a permit 70 ersct ire build
ing On the Tenth street viaduct for the
new subp0stoface. and the dispute with the
city as 70 It's position is terminated BY the
willingness 1f the company % follow the
councils wishes The permit was granted
yesterday afternoon for brick building at
2.-g24 South Tenth street TO cost SzS0.
and II was specified On the face 0f II rhar
il did not authur1Ee the building cantem-
plated in tne original plAr. which extended
clear 0uC 10 the edge Of the viAduCr-
City Attorney Burnam informed the rail
road company Wednesday that following
the protest Of property owners north Of the
proposed SITE the cuuncil hAd passed rsso-
lur0n forbidding the railroad 10 exceed its
privileges IN going beyond tas, line The
attorneys for rhe railroad stated thar they
were quite willing % accsde 70 the eoun-
CHS request
Friday afternoon the request was made
Tor the permit and IL was granted with the
provtsO uhat new plat De submitted whicn
would De for a building within The lot line
The contractors are r. P. Gould & son
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Method1srs Pass
Resolutions that
Oppose Dahlman
Nebraska Conference Declares II Duty
Of Church Members 70 Work
Against Eis Candidacy.

YORK Neh. sept = special Tsle-
gram The foiIuwir1E rssoluuuns we're
unanimously adopted today zt the session
Of tne Nebraska Methodist Episcopal oun-
nersnce-
The Methodist Episcopal church does
not engage in partisan uolIrtcs- Il does not
seek % advance the interests OK any po-
Htcal parr- as such nor 70 aid the political
ambitions of any individual But t,le Meth
odist Episcopal church is vitality interested
IN the mora and material welfare Of the
state. Il Is Interested in the cause OF 1vic
righteousness. Interested IN al the people
0f whatever nationality or ciasH. business
OF condition. The fair name az the state
lB IN danger Of disgrace The cumhined
brewery and disnllery interests Of Ne
brazka and c1e nation are makinE a most
desperate effort To elect a governor and
Legislature that viii 90 their bidding and
rhus dominate and cnur-ol the entire state
We must rsse 70 meet and rspsi this on
slaught- avert this awtll calamity, and
save the people from moral and material
disaster therefore.
Resolved. Erst That We find il in
clIrnbeus upon ourselves To- as ministers
and as citizens. declare unalterabie 0pposi-
ton 20 the election Of + c. DahlTna1 for
governor OF this great state because he
stands committed To the brewery and liquor
interests.
Second. That we believe our duty N the
present grave emergency as patriotic cirt-
zens to put for1h every legitimate effort
for the election OF Chester Z Aldr1Ch as
governor OF NehrzsKa because ne stands as
the champion OF the peoples rights and the
opponent Of the brewery rule;
Third. That We commend tiie spirit of
the prohibition party as reflected IN r1s
xithdrzxaI Of O. L Wright their nominee
for governor. also the significant acton OF
the peoples independent party in leaving
the Office 0f governor without a candidate
Further. That We use every honorable
means within our power 20 secure the eiec-
ton af men 20 the state Legislature who
viii vote for the county option measure.
We deplore tfle conditions thar drive Us
70 these declarations. but we are persuaded
that me situation calls for emphatic speech
and decisive action upon the part OF those
who love liberty and VINO seek rae good OF
al men. Civic righteousness Is IN danger
The great sovereign state OF Nebraska iE
threatened with a terrible blight Silence
now would be criminal Inactivity would
be cnxar1ly We uhersSore pledge our
selves TO rtrsIess activity snd urge upon all
luva4 cstszens 10 arouse and do tnsir faH
sfary in this Impending crisis and save Ne
nraslxa from the rule OF the brewers"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
CARDINAL Goes T0ST. LOUIS
Ills EmInence, Vinoenzo VannutsIli,
Waves Farewell 70 Omaha
SIMPLICITY MARKS LEAVING
KrebBTshop GsenRon OF Sc. LOzts and
Memhern OF car-sfnaI's suare Ae-
eamvany PreEaee I'm Special
Car on Wabash

Cardinal VauuuteslTs departure frum
Omaha for St Louis. where ne VIII stop
next was marked BY simplicity. num-
Der OF his friends AMI of Archbishop Ire
and were On hand ID say goodbye. The
only sign Of farewell was \ kindly wave
Of the hand made 70 Ornaaa and the few
people standing on the piAErnrm of the
starru as the train pulled out The car
dinaI himself had come out on the plat
form Of the car which Was u1e last one
On the train. and wavs1 a goodbye % a
place whera he declared ae had received
perfect entertainments
The car N which Cardinal VannutellI
Travelled 70 St louis Is the property OF
Henry c. Miller wee president Of the
Wabash railroad over which line the
tourney Is being made Il named t1s
ST Louis and Is a splendid six-compArt-
menr sleeping and observation car with
a private dining room In the car were
rlle personal friends Of the cardinal. A-cn-
bishop Ireland. Archbishop taennups
Count Csalile0 VannureiH. LAbbs Geiase
[ Cguiner MonsiEnur lie Cruy and Mon
sign0r TamPier1- Upon aET-val in ST
Louis the party viii be met al the Deiuar
street station by the reception COMMITTEES
instead Of the C1I0n station ard the car
Glna4 VIII g. l-4eeA % A-Gil9iEAnR NzlE-l-
nun house
= D McNamara general passenger
agent OF the Wabash, and T. Pappan- a
prominent 81 Louis Catholic. are also on
rae train.
The cardinals entertainments in St
Louis VII be very simple stated M. Pap
pan. and Z Is cur Intention 70 SHOW aim
tae Catholicism q - city There W1ll
be an outdoor service. Win the children
Of the parochiaI schools. and the ceiebra-
ton OF high mass at St Francis Xavier 5
church On Sunday and also a Visit 70 the
Mzryvills convent south Of the ciy. A
formal dinner is also to be On the pro
gram
Cardinal Vaanutelli spent ausV fore
noon yesterday IN spite Of the rain He
noon Friday IN spite OF the rain H.
celebrated mass brsak1asHed. Wis tea
Creighton university and paid a formal cal
On Err r-gadier General Frederick A smith
al the headquarters Of the Department 0t
the Missouri Then the cardinal ana as
suite Archbishop Lrsia1d- Bishop sean.
neil and the others in the party returned
u Bishop ScaaneITs episcopal horne. Wherl
-uncheon Eaa eaten.
The afternoon was spent quietly. Iss
EIr to the paroc'lial schools Of South
Cmaha vas gwen up. Il was announced
JConrtnued on Page Two
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Average Reserve
Slightly Lower
Over Nebraske
Loans and Discounts Are Increased
But Very Little, While Deposits
Are Eigher Than IN June.

WASHINGTON. 2. c.. sept 3--,spe-
-saI TaIsrrarn. The abstract Of the con-
dfrsou of rle national banks of Nebraska
exclusive Of Omaha and Lincoln. AZ the
close Of business On September L as re-
ported 70 the Comptroller OF the currency
-iivyVs he average reserve heid ar 16= -
per cent as compared VIA l6& per cent
on Iuue 10 Loans and discounts increase
from re ISL ss 70 81. Ssl-77s. gnld coin from
s. 81. sEz to sl-5ss 7Bs; lawful MONEY reserve
from Ss-ae ~ 70 s. y. 81, individual de-
pnssrs from -ae 10 81 7sS.944
Pesrznasters appointed are as follows
Nehrzzka. Candy. Logan county, Edward
s. Jenkins vtrs c. G Klrhy. resigned
Iowa Carpenter Mitchell county Mary
r Czroner vice r VI Jensen. resigned.
T-eynur. Pur-aEarramie county. Fanny G.
Zebold vice o G. Buck resigned
south DAKOTA Burbank. Clay county.
Tacoh B. Mack vice y A Anderson. re-
moved. straff1rd. Brown county, Fabian
s Geidl vice A T Be-EStrun. resigned
George O Pierce appuinted rural carrier
Berrun. c. Pierce. suhsttr-lrs. 1ours No. ,.
Berssford. 5. ..
The army orders Of September a rsla+-
Ing 70 Captain Lanning Parsons. Ninth
cavalry, have been revoked
Ev direction Of the president First Lleu-
tenant Walter c. Jones. Signal Corps. Is
relieved from detail in that corps and as
ssgned % the rhirreanIh cavalry.
Captain Halsrsad Dorsy, Fourth infantrT
is relieved from dilrv AZ Fort lay. y. z.
ami vii Join has company
Leaves sf absence Major David 7 Baker
Eleventh infantry, two months, Captain
Alexander L Dade. Ninth cavalry. two
months: FIRST LisulsnAnt Charles 2 Smart
First Field artillery two months; Second
Lleurnnalt Fhllip Remington Twenty-sec-
end Infaur--7. three months; ElrsI LIeuUzn-
aur Alexander N bah. Twenty eighth In
aantr-r. three months
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Death Rate in United States
is Now Lowest on Record

Dakora, Vermont. Washington and Wlscon-
sin
IN addition 70 these returns we're received
from EctI-f0ur Gres having local regis
uaUon Avs
The total number 0f deaths reourded vas
la15l& q which Es-asI or over s. per cent
were OF males The srg4tsst mortality oc-
cIrrsd IN March and rhH lowest IN June.
In usl the rate Vas "a per cent the last
year inGlczrHE failing on ar about half
Cf one per cent
Excellent a. the showing % ia wAs not
80 good ~ was made IN England whers
tas rate Eas only ia % me tnouEand-
Tbs i0w rars IN b0th countries is attributed
u tne zbsencs % widespread spidsmicz.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

WAsHLNGTCN. sept z--rhs death Hare
IN the Calted states IN 1saa vas fifteen IN
each Ia according 70 a bulletin a5our
ID be issued BY the census bureau and rslis
- the ioWest aVeTaEe ever ueearded tor fhLs
country The figures cgvsr only the ciries
ard States having laws requiring rhs regis
rrauon d dsA1hs and thess rspnassnr an
eS1matef tnrzl population OF 8776.szZ. or
zs-s per cent u the estimates t1tal f1r the
entire euunrrT
The states included IN the summary ars
California. Colnrado. Connecticut Indiana
Name. MaryiAnd Massachusetts, AflchiEaa
SeE Ha-upEifns. NsW Jersey New E1rix-
Ohio. Pennsylvania HhOdn Island 50urn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
At IDA GROVE. IA.
Body OF Uufdenrfffed Man In Found
HanEtnE 10 rAe NSrthwest-
ern s1nff1n.

IDA GROVE. Ia. sept 2-tSpscal Tsle-
gram. An unidentified maa was found
hanging 20 u1s Northwestern depot AZ
e-,sk this morning Letters found upon
his person indicate thar he Is william Man.
snen uf AITard. Lyon county Ia He w
apparently about % years Of age- Th
body was found ciuze 70 the dUur Wit
feet sticking straight 1ur IN 'front.' of mm
Ee must have sar down and slowly sEran
=Ied himself % death
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

War among the democrats,
Nol a mollEcoddle. polite. and easy war.
bur RAT nEhrng 10 u,s ds2rh- Joe Butter
henchruan-ln-chief to Tom FlFun- SAYS
FlFun has dlsEracsd his hozsnip and ls IN
worthy n f1rther suppurr.
-Dsdnt he aruuisa ne uiar BE- would
aIEays be one q me plain people," asks
Zoe narnet1calIT. Eidnr Z set 1p and
swear ai0qusuEiT tAar be E0uid never
dsseTr the cause of uhc cnmmun pesuui =
Didnt he SCI has euuarry c1atE-naEisiiip On
thar hzzts- didn't her
sadly -ba cuherrs answer -Eze did. sire -
And naE. eun-inusd Joseph. ~nOW ha
.oes 1arLa ~ q aEngler ~ drasz zIiL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Jims Are Incensed by the
DeSertIOn of Their Leader

wirh a sra-siy front and zrads- Plain pee
pll-nur Ee-1ah1
The canurts sway hack and horrh vita
emotion and murmur -disE-zeuflI dis
gEacefuL-
AID R0W Joseph rises % ths height 1f
ms indignation And % -eut rhar sllir
1ar ne cardinals Banquet. ne shr1ells
rhis ngraus gets his strength from ths
Laniual democracy. me Stronghold AZ
uaftss who h1re ciaE-hammer cuArs ana
shiny SHOES. Il Is TOO much
IN NE meantime the accused szys norh-
ing Re GniT rrsnbies and nsfuzzs y be
intsrTssvsd- Es G&ra not zc1rn ana he
cannon dEny.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Or. HYDE FILES APPEAL
sapr-me Ceurt of A1asou-t WIN Hea-
Case During the Jmna-
arr Term

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Sept z-A.-
torneys for Or B. Clarke hyde Of Kansas
City, under life sentence IN the pentenrlary
fur the murder OF Colonel Thomas Z
Sw0ps N Kansas City. to-day fled an ar
peAl IN his case in the supreme court The
case VII De dOcksrsd for hearing turing
the January term NJ the court. whicn Le-
gins January 4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
| Iwelve-Inch Gun
Bursts on Warshlp
No Fatalities Result from UuusuaI
Accident on the Battle
ship Georgia

WASHINGTON. sept z-Dur1ng target
pracrtcs Of the Atlantic feet OF the Viz
gintz capes yesterday. 0ne Of the hiE
r7Eeivs-lnch gins OF rhs bAz-1eship Georgia
burst On the first range shot The muzzls
ta- hack as the forward end OF the
jaclst was blown on The crew escaped IA
jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
-Zuela and
Colombia Break

EoCOTA. CuiamhiA- sept z--rhere haE
been 4 rurrure beTween CHiouhia ana
VsneEaeIa- Yesterday the Veneznelan EuE-
sEn1snr tslssraphra iAe nlemherz 0f the
Venezuelan lesaGaR to lezra Bagpta and
axall instEncfials a. Panama rhs mature
- sAa oamplcAaana - ant kns9n here
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

MITCHELL s. D. sept e3-Thr1ugh
the Efforts al P. A. Craft state fire mar
shaL n P PirzsnharEer and his sister
Ms IL r StunkarB Il FlAnGreaa- were
bound over % the circuit court Ia the sum
OF s. a8 f1r the man and sz,aa for rae
woman. en- the charge AZ burning wheat
grlnarv-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
GENERAL BRAYT0N IS DEAD
Member Of RepabIfean Ca4amfrr--
from RAode I@Eaad Pzsss.

PROVIDENCE r L. sept E-zensral
Charles R. BTayrun. me blind leader OF ne
Rhode Island republicans and the Rhode
Island member az the aaunnAl republican
COMMITTEES. died here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Get your want
ad ready for Sun
days paper,

You viii want 4 servant
You have a vacant room
You want 70 sell samsthing-
You want 70 buy somsthing-
You have a bargain 10 offer
You want A loan
Anything, everything viii TT
in these columns.
II YOU can't come down,
call Tyler 1000 and a cheerful
staff viii prepare your al
and place il.
That's all.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
RATE HEARINGS ANNOUNCED
Commodity Tariffs VIII Be Inquired
Into at Aberdeen 0ctober 10.
PROPOSED ADVANCES SUSPENDED


WASHINGTON. sept e tain irIpur-
tanr commodity tariffs flee s1rn the Inter
state Cummerce cnn..aissd By western
and northwestern "a AIS ara % be in
quired into by the s1ruisEsun and their
reasana5ieness OF ur-sasuI-2bieness deter
mined before definite action is taken by
the commission respecting them. An in
qJliry into proposed advances Of grain rates
from points In NORTH Dakota and South
Dakota 70 St Paul MINI and Chicago
viii be held a. Aberdeen. :. D.. On Ocro-
Der n
Advances in rates IN naxseed and fax
seed products from st Paul. Minneapolis
and Missouri river transfer points to Du-
iuta. Mimi. and Superior. Wis, VIII be in
vssxiEzred AT St Paul On October e.
A. Kansas City, No. On OctDDer ). a
hearing Wlu be held as ID the reasonable
ness OF recent advances On cement mAds
BY certain railroads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24

Cholera IaereAsInsx at Naples.
NAPLES. sept z-The cholera situation
here IL grave. There have been fifty cases
and thirty deaths
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Rock Island Train No. q Plungss
Into Torrent When Bridge Is
Washed Away.
FULLERTON MAN AMONG DEAD
Gilbert II. Vans Is Victim Of the
Accident.
CLOUDHURST CAUSES A FLOOD
Dry Bed Is Turned Into Raging Flood
Of Watzr.
.OuDBURST CAUSES A FLOOD
TOPEKA TEAM Is UEBJURm
Wasr OF Dead and Injured Were In
Smoker and one Day Coach
EnRtneer Hunnfng Rt
Fun speed.

CLAYTON. Kan. sept z-Slzresn per
sons lost their lives anu eleven others sllf-
hzrsd injuries IN the wreck early this rnurn-
ing Two miles east OF unwn df wssrbound
Rock Island passenger tran No 2, winch
vas due N Denver AZ SIS this morning
trum Kansas City
Pa-rERl list af dead
F. PTCKENBAUGH Goodland. kan.
engineer.
A V HUFFMAN. Kansas City. bHggage-
man
= W. USHER. Denver. conductor
WILLIAM MILLS. fireman.
HERMAN MUELLER. Smira Cenue-.
kan
JOHN sLooP. Boyle Kan.
W e SHIvELE. ARA Kan
GILBERT N YA1Gs. Fullerton. Neh.
The injured.
@ D. BraGkzn, Hnsmaz. Goodland. Kan.
arm injured
Mrs.. 4 F. Scott Penningz. Kan, right
arm broken
Victor EngIe Birmingham Ala. bruised
and cur. not serious
Mrs T Z Evans, LAngIon. Kan. head
cuL
John Zigier. staaon. colo. head and
face cut
D Duges. no address. SIDE cut
A z AVIS. Blue Rapids. KAN, left leg
broken
Mrs.. Anna smith. Colorado Springs. Colo.
head and chest cut
c. A Smith. Colorado Springs hand and
wrist cut
Henry Alters. Meta. No. slight
Helen Benson Colorado Springs. Colo,
slight
Most of the dead and injured were in
ras smoker ami one OF the day cOOaches-
ResuLr sf CssadBurst-
The wreck was the result OF a ci0udburz1
which carE1ed aut q stsel bridge 5ver wnAS
is aorzaliz almost a dry bed. turning me
rwenry fesf deep. and washing Gur near4y
Iaes feet of track IN the vicinity OF the
wreck The train. running al full speed.
plunged into the gap. ne engine and mail
car guing down into twenty feet If wafer
and the chaircar almost uelescoped the
smoker ahead Of il. many af the passengers
IN these two cars beng almost instantly
killed Others were carried nro the raging
stream with the wreckags and II was many
hours before their bodies could be re-
covered
Passengers in the Pullman and orller dag
coach. hurled from the berths and chairs
by me shock. hurried out into the srorm
and rendered what aid rney could 70 the
injured and IN exC-ca1ng uhe manglsd
50uies OF the dead
Others hurried 70 Clayton. where news Of
the accident Vas wired 70 division head
quarters. and within ha-f an hour pnyz-
cans and nurses and wreck r-aiu were
being hurried % the scene from Norton.
Colby, GoedIand and Phillipsburg. Il was
not until LATE r1is afternoon however taat
the last bOtties we're recovered from the
wreck.
Topeka Team On TRmfn.
Members OF the T1peka base Dali TEAM
Of the Western league. IN their way To
Denver. were occupants OF the Pullman 5uI
escaped injury
DENVER sept 2s--The Topeka team Of
the Western Base Bail league which was
scheduled . play a tour-game series wlra
DCnver starting here today, winding I'D the
bal season AZ Denver. was IN the wreck
OF Rock Island passenger No 2 near Clay
ton. Kan
The game scheduled for today has been
postponed until tomorrow, when a double
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
More Rates suspended.

An order was issued today 0y the Inter
state Commsrre COMMISSION. sus pending pro-
posed advances On grain rates from points
IN illinois. Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri. Se-
braska aad Minnesota. destined 70 stations
in other states along ne line Of the Nash
v1lle. Chattanooga d ST Louis RAILWAY
company.
The commission also suspended tariffs
Fled BY the Missouri Pacific. st Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern and Texas d Pa
c1ric. proposing advances in both class and
commodity rates of the carriers uamed-
Testimony of smaller Reads.
CHICAGO. sept =--Inusrsrzrs commercs
commissioners to-day listened 70 officers OK
the Iowa Central AMI Minneapolis & St
LCuis Railroad companies. which u1gsIaeT
1perzte only LsSo miles OF road. tel af the
nardsiips they had encountered
william Bierd. genera manager, uold the
commissioners uaaey did ufle mure than
l0Gal carving.
he disagreed win Coulsel Ellis OF the
Chicago. AlIwaukes d Sr Faul road wnen
hs said Increased business did not add 70
the cost OF operation per unit
The proposed rz-s would yisld S5s.ass per
rear 70 taz IG=z Esztzs1- hs SO. Els
roEd has a Ea8Bs surplus atrsr rarry-tivs
years 0psrz11u-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nehraska-Rain and cooler.
For Towa-Rain and cooler.
Fer weather report sea page =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-05
SECOND SUICIDE Of WEEK IS
RECORDED IN PENDLET0N

James Cullen, section foreman for
the o. R. & N, company at Umatilla,
ended his life in his room at the
Penland Brothers rooming house in
this city yesterday morning about s
O'Clock. His body was found about
O'Clock last evening, when Mana
ger Penland and Coroner Folsom
forced an entrance to the room. after
the man had failed to respond to fire.
quent calls. Dependency because Of
his inability to quit the drink habit
was probably responsible for his
rash act.
Cullen had been IN the service of
the o. r. & N. for many years, was
known to all the old railroad men and
his remains were quickly identified
last evening by Assistant Superintend-
ent A. Buckley. 1t Is believed that
he has considerable money in La
Grande bank but If this is not the case
the railroad company will see that he
is properly buried.
Though he had not been drinking
for several days, Cullen was addicted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-05
ENGLAND May Interfere.

London, Oct. 5.-The report is gen.
orally credited that England will in
tcrfere in Portugal. 1t is understood
there was a secret compact between
the countries whereby England is
given free hand in Portugal in just
such a crisis as this. The government
circles are greatly aroused over the
possibility of a civil war sweeping
Portugal. The rioters. designated az
revolutionists, have sacked the homes
of government officials, slaughtered
the inmates and fired the dwellings,
according to late dispatches. Cleri-
Gals and royalists are fleeing the city.
Government stores have been raided,
and ammunition siezed. The royal
palace is partly wrecked. Trains are
unable to enter the city. Portuguese
warships will not allow foreign ves-
sells to enter. 1t is reported the king
was transferred to a British warship
and is now enroute to England.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-05
PORTUGAL RE|GNNG HOUSE FALLS BEFORE REV0[UT0NSTS

many of the injured TO hospitals in
that town. A car containing 2S bod
les was sent TO Carlnville, where they
were placed in an undertaking estab-
lishment. The work Of unearthing the
dead was continued.
Within few minutes after the col
lision occurred, farmers from the sur
rounding country and practically ev-
cry man in the village of Staunton
was on his way to the scene to rem
der assistance.
The early corners saw a mass of
splintered wood and twisted steel
eight feet high and in this pile the
dead and wounded flung in every i'm
aginable form of mutilation.
Bodies Torn Apart.
Some of the bodies were actually
torn apart and streams of blood flow
ed down the debris.
News of the accident was spread
throughout the country by telephone
and when it became known that 2S
of the killed had been taken to Car
linville, the long distance telephone to
that town was swamped with mes
sages asking for the names of the
killed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-05
BRODERICK MUST TELL
ABOUT LORIMER ELECTION

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Ignoring the plea
that State Senator Broderick is about
tc be tried for bribery, the senatorial
committee investigating the Lorimer
election today ordered Broderick to
appear to testify completely concern
ing his connection with the alleged
bribery. Broderick is under indict-
ment at Springfield for having given
$1,000 to State Senator Holtslaw for
Holtslaw's vote. Heltslaw has al
ready appeared before the committee
and testified Broderick gave him the
money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-05
Sudden Onslaught Of RevoIu-
tionary Party Disconcerts
RoyaIists.
KING MANUEL is SAFE
ON BRAZILIAN WARSHIP
Republican Forces Make Sudden At
tack by Land and Sea on Portuguese
Capital and Braganza Dynasty is
Doomed-Fierce Fighting Reported
I'm Outlying Provinces-Disorder
May Spread Into Spain.

Badajor. Spain, via Portugal From
tier, Oct. 5.-A Republican provision-
al government patterned after the
government of Brazil is in control of
Portugal today, according to refu-
gees arriving here from Lisbon. AL
most without warning yesterday the
revolution started. battleship fired
on the royal palace while the revolu-
tionists on land armed for the con-
flict. Lisbon fell and with 1t passed
the Braganza dynasty, from all indi-
cations. Reports this afternoon say
the palace still resists the attack.
The revolution is having an effect
in Spain. Outlying provinces show
unrest and it is feared this may
spread throughout the whole peninsu-
la.
II the king has escaped, he owes
his safety to the valor of his body
guard. Refugees assert the guard
barricaded the entrance to the palace
and prevented the capture of the king
by an army many times stronger.
During the bombardment Manuel was
led through a secret entrance and
thus escaped, whereupon the guard
fled.