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THE KIGBNB WKHKLY GÜAW. 4 LIGHTNING CHANGES KING CARLCS AND SON SHOT BY REVOLUTIONISTS / TURBULENT PORTUGAL Lisbon, Feb. 4.—Changes In ’he Portuguese ministry ar« so rapid that it is difficult to tell what the final composition of the cabinet will be. The ministry of yesterday was super seded by another today, only three of yesterday’s cabinet being retained, and later a third ministry was an nounced. Martial law and th« suspension of constitutional guarantees was pro claimed yesterday evening. The mu nicipal authorities are taking steps to prevent a recurrence of the disorders. Marquis de Several, Portuguese minister to Great Britain, has started for Loudon: in view of the existing treaties between Portugal and Great Britain and th« belief in some quar ters that Great Britain had much to do with th«- retirement of Premier Franco from office, this move on the part of the minister is regarded as significant A strict censorship Is maintained on outgoing telegraphic D|WH. The condition of King Manuel, who wa shot in the arm and face at the time his father and brother were shot, is Improving. It Is announced that the funerals of the late king and THVRMDAY, FEBRVARY A > being cloaely guarded to prevent the escape of suspects. There Is also a strict censorship of all outgoing tele graph messages. THE MAGAZINE BOARD OF NAVAL EXPERTS. Gibraltar, Feb. 3.—The British cruiser squadron departed today, steaming west, it was first reported that it was going to Lisbon, but it un derstood now that the squadron will not go to the Tagus unless the sit uation in Portugal takes an unexpect ed turn, jeopardizing the lives property ot British subjects. Ll&oun, Feb. 1.—King Carlos and the crown prince, Louis Philipe, have be assassinated. Three persons who I who committed the murder were kill- crown prince will be held on Febru ed on the spot. New King Popular The royal family were seated in an ary 8. Berlin. Feb. 3. The Darmstaedter The minister of war Issued a state ment today declaring that the rumors I open carriage in whi« h they had Just Bank has a private dispatch from Lis saying that Vicoza, the new king Is very returned bon from the villa where that a revolution had broken out at | Oporto and elsewhere In the country At they popular and the army loyal. Alarm the had been sojourning, ing rumors, says the dispatch, should were absolutely untrue. |corner of Praca de Commerclo and It Is persistently reported that ex- J be received with tlu- greatest caution. Premier Franco, who was thought to I the Rue de Arsenal a group of men Sympathy From President have fled to Spain, has taken refuge suddenly sprang toward the carriage, Washington, Feb. 3.—President on a British cruher an«-hored off Car ! and leveling carbines which they had acas. concealed upon themselves mortally ' Roosevelt has sent a message of sym- wounded the king and crown prince .h„ kin. .na n., «,. to Manuel II. King of Portu Ou SiMiuisli Frontier. gal. Madrid. Feb. 4 Heavy detach and slightly wounded the king's sec ments of soldiers are on duty night ond son, Priii«« Mlnuel. Queen Ame and day on the Spanish frontier ready lie. who rode In the carriage and tried for any emergency or trouble In Por to shield the crown prince, was un Portland, Feb. 3. The Tillamook tugal. It is reported that Klug Car hurt. The king and th« crown prince, land grab is being resurrected by los carried a life Insurance of 1220,- i upon whom the attack wan directed, the prosecution In the llall ease for 000. were each shot three times and they the purpose, Francis .1. Heney ex lived Just long enough to be carried plains, of showing that Hall, as Unit Itcpiiblic Proclaim»-«!. to the marine arsenal, mar by, where ed States district attorney, tried to Fuentes de Onoro, Spain, Feb. I Almost at the first protect influential persons, as Is al Reports have been received that the they expired Portuguese republic has been pro shot the king fell back on the cush- leged against hint in the Butte Creek claimed at Oporto and that a provis Ions dying and at the same moment Land, Livestock & Lumber Company, ional government has been establish the crown prince was seen to half for which he Is now on trial charged rise and then sink back Into his seat. with conspiracy. ed at that city. Washington, Feb. 3.— Public opin Queen Amelie Jumped up and threw Edwin Mays, who was co-defendani herself toward the crown prince In an with Hall, but who was discharged for ion has been prompt and efficient in British Advice*, London, Feb. 4 Official advice* apiiarent effort to save his life at the lack of evidence against him. testified the correction of commercial evils state there Is nothing In the situation cost of her own, iiut t-he prince tia l today that the map showing the ille when those evils are stated specific gal fencing ot the Butte Creek Com ally. This is one of the conclusions In Portugal to create further disor- already received his d«-ath wound. The police guard fir«»d upon the as pany, a government exhibit, was not reached by Herebrt Knox Smith, com ders. sassins and killed two of them. The the one received by Hal), who was his missioner of corporations, as expres sed in his annual report of the opera third Is believed to have committed tions of the bureau of corporations, suicide after he was placed in/jail. I A strong guard was In attendance be made public today. cause of the recent uprising In the ■’Thus,” says Commissioner Smith, city and the discovery of the plot to “the experience of the bureau seems assassinate the premier. Franco, and to point logically to the need for the overthrow tIf«- monarchy. But the extension of such results by the crea liand of murderers had selected a tion of a general administrative sys most advantageous spot for the com tem of supervision of Interstate cor mission of the crime, for they were porations, which shall give in sub conceeled from the eyes of the party stantially the same form as is fur until the vehicle had come into the nished now for a few corpora I’raca do Commerclo, the large tions, the essential facts relating to The entire line under contemplation j square. all great interstate <• rporations. Before any of the guard was aware by this company will be about 200 The report says the time Is ripe for miles long. Already a city system p>f what was happening, the assassins such a system, that corporate combi at Eugene and an extension from I hail leaped to the carriage and In nation as such appears to not only be there to Springfield 1s being built at a i' Htantly the fusllade of shots rang out. an economic necessity, that It is not cost of over 3100,000. Th«- perma I In a moment all was a terrible con- the existence of industrial power, but nent survey from Salem to Eugene ' fusion, the king and crown prince be- its misuse, that is the real problem. has b< «n made and the engineers arc i Ing shot down without the slightest finishing profiles and maps of the ; chance to save tlmmselves. The po- field work. It is expected that the i lie« guards sprang upon the iegl< ill. s, coming spring will see the city lines 1 the number of whom As somewhat tin In Albany and Salem finished, when certain, killed two of them and cap the work of connecting Salem with tured a third, who Is believed to havt Eugene will be commenced. The cotninittisi suicide. It Is charged that one of th«1 mur route through the valley touches all Important towns and will tap an Im derers was a Spaniard. The bodies mense territory for passenger and of the king and crown prince were St. Petersburg, Feb. 3—Re- freight traffic. When finished the removed from the arsenal In the two \ferring to the tragedy in Port new road, now partially built, will be dosed carriages to the royal palace. ugal the Russ (newspaper) in DUKE OF PORTLAND. one of the largest, most expensive and An examination of th«* wounds of th«* Heir to English estate which was In ♦ a daring style draws a thinly complete Interurban lines ever por- | king showed that three bullets had ♦ veiled parallel on the condi One wound Is volved lu the Druce trial held in Lon ♦ tions in Portugal and Russia 4 Jected In th«- state of Oregon. The reached their mark line to Portland will either lake the situated at the nape of the neck,, ai don. 4 and warns the government in 4 west sld«- of the Willamette river or second in the shoulder, and th«* third, ♦ a Imcst so many words of the 4 pass out east of Salem anil take in which was the fatal wound, severed ; former chief. Mays testified favora- | ♦ danger of a similar event 4 bly to Hall in other ways today and | ♦ here. Silverton. Scott's Mills, Oregon City th«* cartold artery. 4 Th«* crown prince, who was still, said that he knew nothing of the Til- , ♦ lt and other points Into Portland. 4 Is estimated that the cost of this breathing, but who died almost Im lamook case until 1902, when he re-1 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 444444444444 great electric system will exceed 3».- mediately after his admission to the [ celved Instructions from Hall and I arsenal, has suffered thre«* wounds In | Special Ag«-nt Grwn«- in regard to it. I»R. WITHE« OMItE 000,000. th«* head and chest. Two bullets He did not remember a conversation A Welch Enterpri»«- STANDS BY I', of O. i with Charles E. Hayes. Albany. Feb. 1.—At a meeting of A, Welch, of Portland, Is repre-» bad struck Prince Manuel. News of the assassination swept Heney Introduced as witnesses ; the grange today. Dr. Janies Wlthy- seating the capital behind this road, and Is the same Individual who se- through the city like wildfire through Charles E. Hayes, Eward N. Deady i combe, of the Oregon Agricultural dry grass, and tonight half the popu and S. C, Spencer. Hayes testified College, made an address favoring cured the franchise for the present Oregon electric line running Into Ba lation 1s panic stricken, not know that he was Introduced to Mays by I the state university appropriation and ing wher«* the nex tblow may fall. A general d^- Spencer in 1901 and presented data I created a sensation. lem. He la a man who “does things." as evideii<«-d by his action when that There Is the greatMt dread for the I and asked that Information be filed cussion of the matter followed. Fol future of the country, which seems I against <h«- men concerned In the al lowing he delivered a stirring address franchise was granted to him. He promptly pushed the rights of way, to be on the verge of being plunged leged Tillamook conspiracy; that af on “Civic Righteousness and Higher Into th«* throes of revolution with ter a conference he was referred to Education.” ami started construction of that line President Kerr, of the Oregon In January. 1906. Mr Welch took all Its horroa of bloodshed. Through Hall. out the city consternation reigns and i Heney announced during recess Agricultural College, was invited to out the franchls«- now held by the all houses and business places are! that he would have the Indictment I address the council on “Higher Edu- Portland. Eugene A Eeatern Com ! cation.” against Hayes dismissed. pany in his own nAtiie, and recently barricaded. The cold blooded murder has sent a Dendy also testified to facts which Colonel E. Hofer, of Salem, spoke assigned the same to the new compa thrill of horror throughout the tend to show that Mays and Hall had on the subject of extravagant legis ny incorporate for that purpose The country even among thus«* who have | new road will ’>»• rushed as rapidly as been advised Of the conditions in Til-i lation. possible, under bls direct supervision, been working politically for the es lamook. Th- grange favors stale legislation tablishment of a republic, and sorrow ' to establish water rlr'ats. he having heretofore released him Is expressed on every hand at the self from the Interests of the Oregon Electric for the purpose of under dreadful end of th« king an«l crowa At first blush It would seem AA hat A Heap of llunpiness It Would The •lumping Off Place taking this larger work for the Eu prince Consumption had me in its grasp, i Bring to Their Homes. gene A Eastern Mr Welch once as though th«* assassination was the work of anarchists am! not of the and I had almost reach I the Jump owtn-1 a controlling Interest In the Hard to do housework with an ach ing off place when I was advised to Portland General plant here, includ republican sympathisers. Neverthe- t less the stirring events of the past try Dr King s N-w Dteovery 1 want ing the street railway lines, and owns ing back. Brings you hours of misery at leis to say right now It saved niv life. Im prop«: tv opposite the Willamette ho wvwk hav«* prepared the public for t »ome startling culmination The dis provement began with the first bot ure or at work tel w hlch may be used as a depot or If women only knew the cause— tle and after taking one d ren bottles car barn f r the city system which is covery of plot after plot, as well as the discovery of many secret stores I was a well and happy man again " to be built this winter. that ,»f weapons and animunltl >n has George J . Backacht' pains come from sb k demonstrated beyond peradv« titttre kidneys. V ( A< a rem* !y for coughs and the existence At a determlnatl.in on colds and h *»|«r of weak, sore lungs ’Twould «ave much needless ¡the part of a large* body of the Port and for pr voting pneumonia N-w Doan's Kidney Pills cure si. a uguese to overthrow the present con- neys. Diacov rv Is c.i rsm< 50c a;1(j u a, i dltlotis ami proclaim a republic. The W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. Trial Eugene people end >rse this: ¡tragedy iM-curred about 5:30 In th»* Mrs 8 V Abbott of 4*4 Pearl St., bottle free. i afternoon, but th«* panic which In Eugene, Or«., says: "Last winter I stantly gripped the cllv and all its was taken down with a bad spell cf activities, prostrated all lines of com sickness and kidney complaint Then- munication and It was not for some was hardly ever a time when I . • ! hours that the news of' the not atft-nd to housework but this time nation was permitted to be seat I was completely laid up. Mv back broadcast was so weak I could scarcely m we without pain. I started doctoring and Portland. Feb. 4 In the llall case Lisbon. Feb. 3.—Premier Franco took several prescriptions but without today Prosecutor Heney Introduced power and a new much I en-ftt as far as I c -uld s y several witnesses to oppose ths tes has relinonl«*'»-* timony of Called States Attorney cabinet has been formed with Admi Doan's Kldncx Pills were retxxmmena- Bristol as to facta In connection with ed to me and 1 got a box. I contin ral Ferriers do Amaral as president the alleged promise of leniency made ued taking the remedy and the pains My kidneys to II. H Hendricks In exchange for In the place of th«c, last Dictator and weakness left me He agreed to the step as seemed to gain strength until I was his testimony. Bristol's own sten- Franco. I can now do « grapher was a witness, as was Clerk calculated to pacify hostile public entirely well again. i.amllton. of the imperial Hotel, who opinion st a time when only a spark tip' work without the least annoy gave testimony which seemed to In is needed to Inflame the whole coun ance." di« .«te that Bristol was mistaken as to try and hurl It headlong Into revolu For sale hy all «icalers. Price 50 Foster-Milburn Co., Ruffa'«», certain dates given In hta testimony tion. Nevertheless It is believed that cents A.gutuents will commence this at- Franco win still be th«- man of pow New A’ork, sole agents for the t'nl- tern«, on te I States er. but his official prerogatives are Remember the name- Onan’ • at least shorn of real authority. and take no other An open session of the new council was held today King .Manuel II ap- Ever n we I-eared before the ministers and In i a V gis r only v«»lce vibrant with emotion said: a n w or li ' I aui yet without experience. «'1th pr< er In science or polltl<-s. I place my ar! i F * re if self entirely in your bands, needing •ii r»<| lb and It* I in your patriotism and t h almi aid wh< ’At « P » at AA Kll) k tail Many A V big »poo who « >n rilanci. Ku • a V r¡ rvriBar used on tbs cileni Bet ■ r » I The Portland, Eugene A Eastern Electric Railroad Company, through its local representative, F. W. Waters, yesterday placed Its first order for delivery of ties for the city system of electric street cars. The order calls for the delivery and distribution within ten days, says the Salem Statesman. The Portland, Eugene A Eastern Company was granted a franchise last Vctober covering certain streets In the city of Salem, and was allowed •lx months Him- In which to com mence construction, ami in addition to a 35000 bond required that two ■miles of the elty system should be In MtU*l operation within eighteen months after construction started. As the time for commencing work Is near at hand, th«- officials are making preparations Io go forward with the work and to prosecute It vigorously this winter. A similar franchise was granted nt Albany, ami work will commence there at the same time It Is carrb-d on here. For Inlerurbnn Truffle. The right of way over Salem streets 1s largely confined to Outside thor oughfares, and particularly suitable for heavy Interurban traffic. A line up Centre street to Bummer, north to city boundary at the fair grounds, and a tin»- up Ferry and over to Berry street and from there to the limits, practically oevers the Important atreets of the city. It is conjectured that the first work will be done upon fhesi- streets. By building upon these atreets first a city system can be maintained doing a Itaal business un til such time as the extensions to Portland and Eugen«- are «-ompleted. Two miles of wuch lines would come within the meaning of the fran- Chlae. An lni|M»rl4iii( IJnp The advent of thia new line U an- other link In the great network of elwtrl« roads centering at the Capi tal City. No road ever projected through the Valley has the scope and Importance to Balem of the Portland. Eugene Si Eastern A* planned It will not only give another line to the metropolis, but will tap the upper valley clear through to Eugene and on Into the great Blue River mlnlpg district and drain It all Into 8,il«m BOWN WILL MAKE A 1 1 n Ma tri being d « th ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 444444*444444 ♦ ♦ ♦ COMMISSIONER PRESIDENT OF THE KNOX ADVOCATES MINE WORKERS PUBLICITY CURE RUSSIAN PAPER WARNS EMPERUR CHILEAN OFFICIALS HENEY PROVES WELCOME FLEET ATTORNEY BRISTOL WAS MISTAKEN OF FIGHTING BOB 4 Washington, Feb. 4 — ♦ ♦ Rear Admiral Evans cabled ♦ ♦ today that t le rdeceptlon of ♦ ♦ the fleet by th«* Chilean au ♦ ♦ thorities at l'unta Arenas and V ♦ the people w,;s tuoni hearty ♦ ♦ and gracious. ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦*♦+++++ ♦ London, Jan. 30.—Tne flag of the American man uf- war Chesapeake, captured in the fight with tli« B , ship Shaanon in 1813 sold at auction today to a dealer named Partridge tor 34250. It is said Part :■ ige is acting for Cornelius Van- derbilt. It was in the fight betw , n the Chesapeake and Shannon that the brave Captain ~ Law- rence gave to his su nates the injunction, "li n’t give up the ship,” tha- has since b«^?n the motto of the American navy. I CONSTRUCTION PORTLAND EUGENE R. R. BEGINS SOON O BRAVE LAWRENCE'S BATTLE FLAG IS SCLD AT AUCTION Indianapolis, Feb. 3.—Thomas L. Lewis, of Bridgeport, Ohio, was de clared elected president of the Fnit- ed Mineworkers of America at the closing session of the annual conven tion today. The tellers reported 12 7,- FATHER O'FARRELL Oh INFANT BAPTISM Speaking at the Catholic churrh last night on “infant Baptism’"'Fath er O'Farrell stated «hat it is clear from the Scriptures, that the sin of Adam attached to the soul ,f every human being and as long is that stain rests on the soul heaven is clos ed. against it. “Christ, the Saviour, came to take __ away that sin and to open heaven,’ he said. “He is the 'Lamb of God’ who taketh away the sins of the world. He instituted baptism as the means to that end. His words to Nic odemus, 'Amen, amen, I say to thee, unless a man be born again of water and of the Holy Ghost he cannot en- teu the kingdom of God,’ could not be clearer. JThese words embrace the whole human race, without regard to age or sex, and mean mankind in its broadt'st sense. If we make a dis tinction of age, why not of sex’ If we exclude children, why not also women? ' The Catholic church,following the example of the Master, takes to her bosom the little children and applies to the sacrament which he instituted to make them partakers of the king dom of heaven. If nothing defiled can enter heaven, and If the souls of children are defiled with original sin, how else can they become partakers of God's kingdom? “St. Paul understood the necessity of baptism for children, as is evident from his epistles, unless we contend ALBERT CUTLER. that race suicide was as prevalent in Expert bllllardist who contested In his time as It Is now. "The early church followed the ex recent tournament with several of th« amples of the apostles, as Is evldenr- champions at the game. ei by Ireneaur, Origen, Cyprian and ----------------------- others, and if the spirit of the truth 025 1-2 votes cast; for Lewis 64,553 had failed at that age to keep the 1-2, and for W. B. Wilson, of Bloss- church from error on so vital a point burg. Pa., 62,472. as baptism, what dependence can we John P. White, of Iowa, was elect have on the promise of one who had ed national vice president and W. D. not power to fulfillw.it? If Christ Ryan secretary treasurer. could not keep His promise to keep His church from error, He were not God and Christianity is a delusion. ' We may smile indeed at a theolog ical opinion, no matter how novel or erroneous it may be, as long as it does not involve dangerous conse quences. Bu? when ft is given in * case of life and death how terrible Portland. Feb. 3— Fire this 4 is the responsibility of those who morning in a building at 91- 4 propogate doctrines so erroneous? 93-Front street damaged the 4 . The Catholic church, like the two Peaslee Bros.' printing plant 4 mothers before Solomon, cries out: and F. Zimmerman, whole 4 Keep the child, provided Its spiritual sale liquor and cigar dealer, 4 life is spared at your hands. Let it and several other smaller es 4 be clothed with the robe of innocence Better that ft tablishments and the building 4 even by a stranger. to the extent of 330,000. 4 should live without me than perish The building was owned by 4 before my face.' “Catholics claim baptism for the S. B. Houston. 4 4 child is necessary; some Protestants *♦♦4444444444 ♦ ♦ 4 claim it is not, but admit that they may be mistaken, unless they claim personal Infallibility, it is a ques Neighborhood Favorite. Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor. Me., tion of life or death. Are you will speaking of Electric Bitters, says: “It ing to take the consequences if yo* . Is a neighborhood favorite here with err?” us." It deserves to be a favorite ev erywhere. it gives quick relief In dyspepsia. liver complaint, kidnev derangement, malnutrition nervous’- "”HA.Ye"kn-*? a“d «‘‘‘»'’•al debility, d thorough A1 ppeiair usofu) as This g and altar under guarantee D. P. Burton, of thia city, who tin- rug store. til four years ago served as county assessor f .r a _ good ___ _____ _ terms, to- many day filed his petition for the nomina tion for that office at the primaries In April on the Republican ticket. Mr. Burton was beaten at the county convention four years ago for the nomination by B. F. Keeney, the ¡'res ent Incumbent, who has also filed hi’ pefftion for nomination. There prom- to be a warm fight between the men at the primaries. CITY OF PORTLAND BURTONWANTS TO BE ASSESSOR AGAIN EUGENE'S NEW RESIDENCES-NG 7 > GKEAT HEMANI». Hyomei. the Catarrh Cure That Hull Guarantees. The sales regord cf all mei 'lne* by the Hull Drug Co., has been b-ok- en by the recent remarkable demand for Hyomei. This Is not alort' in* to the peculiar weather conditions that have Increased catarrhal r’ub- les, but the wav In which Hull *U» ilfel* Hyomei is undoubtedly res? for many sales. "ith every dollar outfit t'"' Hall Drug Co.. <lv“s their persons’ •uaf «•»cl ? to refund the money if H •ot give absolute satt’f.' e Hull peonle to explain ) this guarantee. There is no stomach dosing wifi nei. It is a medicinal trea kills, all catarrhal germs !ng their‘growth and maki' «Ible. It has cored n Eugene and you » and get relief fro:
