The Santiam news., October 14, 1910, Image 6

• •
CURRENT EVTNTS
OF THE WEEK
• •-
SOVEREIGNS’ FLIGHT
Quean
Mother
Bids
PATHETIC
Sad
to Faithful Followers.
Farewell
HUNDREDS DIE
: IN FOREST FIRE
FRIARS BATTLE WITH REBELS
When Troops Storm Monastery They
Find Occupants Gone.
LISBON CAPTURED;
KING IS PRISONER
Lisbon
Following their policy of
Lisbon Authentic reports of the
extreme vigilance, authorities of the
flight of the sovereign* show that the
provisional government sent a force
Queen mother. Amelie, who was at the
to search the monastery at Grace and
palace of Cintra, followed, through
arrest the friars.
On arriving they
telephone communication with th* Ne-
foun<! the door» barricaded. The sold­
rveaidad**
palace,
the tumultuous
iers and member* of the |x>pulacc fired
course of the revolt. Her anxiety in­
several volley* into the
building,
creased until she was informed that
whereupon the friars returned the at­
King Manuel had left by automobile
Osnaral Rssum* of Important Events
Four Towns Wiped Out By Onrush­ tack, their bullets striking the road­ Blu* and Green Flag of Revolution­
for Mafra.
way and adjacent building*
The at­
Presented In Condanead Form
ist* Placed on Palace and Roy­
ing Blais- Hundreds Escape on
Hurriedly getting together a few of
tacker* then withdrew for consulta­
her |<er*onal effects the Queen mother
al Standard Hauled Down,
Special Train*.
for Our Busy Raadars.
tion.
fled to Mafra and joined her son.
In
Shortly they returned to the attack,
the meantime, according to arrange­
assailing the heavy doors of the con­
ments made by the revolutionists.
Ixmilon, Oct. 5, 3:4" a. m. Ih’fin itw^f
Warroad, Minn., Oct. 10.- Death's vent with battering rams. When the
Cholera cases In New York are on Prince Alfonso had embarked on the
toll from forest fires now sweeping door* yielded, the *oldier* and the peo­ n*w* has been received here that a
the increase.
imperial yacht Amelie of Cascare.
v
Northern Minnesota in the Rainy River ple rushed In and search«^! every cor­ revolution broke out yesterday in Li»-
Systematic ei pula Ion of the monks The Amelie sailed for Ericeira, where district may reach 4<>0.
General Su­ ner of the e«lifice, but not a friar was lion, the capita) of Portugal. M<*t of
‘ it arrived a few days later.
from Portugal *• now under way.
perintendent Cameron of the Canadian to be found, it is surmised they made the army aid navy are with the revo­
Presently automobiles occupied by j Pacific railway, say* thia estimate will
their escape by underground passage». lutionists, warship* having bombarded
A Ta.-oma policeman had hia pockj'ta
King Manuel and the Queen mother
On account of reports that some the royal palace, and report has it that
picked and lual nearly a month's pay. dashed up to the beach and were es­ be larger.
Four towns have been wiptxi out by troop* in the province* have not yet the king. Manuel II, is virtually a
A German sailor sold a Slradivariua corted by a squadron of cavalry and
the flames.
Th* royal standard
declared their adherence to the repub­ prisoner there.
violin to a Tacoma pawn broker for SI. accompanied by the Queen’s la.!'«-» of
Hundreds of settler* are missing ard lic, the provisional government has has lieen torn from the palace and th*
;
honor,
who
were
dreaaed
In
deep
black.
It is now held at $2,600.
the death list grows hourly. Ifidics of (Misted 39 h< svy gun* and 10 Maxims flag of the revolutionists flutters in it*
The Queen and her ladies entered one
in trench«’» on the heights of the city, place.
Richard Diener, a gardener near San
98 deatl have already been gathered.
rowboat, into which fishermen also
Francisco, has develop*«! a geranium
Thousands of refugees fill Warroad. and are ready to check any attempted
The royal palace stand* above the
placed two small trunk*.
King Man­
bloom six inches in diameter.
The town is in great danger from invasion of Lisbon. Up to the pres­ river Tague in the western part of the
uel, who was wearing a suit of cheviot ' forest fires (which are gradually ap­
ent, however, the government has re­ city, snd the attack Upon it by ships of
Aviator lioxsev in a Wright biplane, anti green hat, took hi* place in the
proaching the town.
Two special ceived no advices of rising* in fsvur of the navy is understood to have been
flew from Springfield. III., to St. acconci boat. He appeared downcast.
trains left Winnipeg over the Cana­ the monarch.
»imult*n«x>us with the uprising in the
Louis, a distance of lot miles, making A* he turned his eye* from the shore
dian Northern railway with fire hose
city.
The
moat
interesting
man
In
P«irtu-
a new American r< eord fir a single he waved hi* band and »aid slowly:
and apparatus. Rooaevelt is safe af­ gal is the new president. Theophile
The Santander corresfxindent of the
flight.
"Adleux forever."
ter an all-day fight, but the town is Brags, who may be said without exag­ Reuter Telegram company confirms the
A
heavy
sea
was
running
when
the
Tugs have failed to pull the big
■ crowded with refugees.
geration to be the father, n«>t only af report of the revolution and adds that
tramp steamer Damara off the rocks at little craft put out and «me of the fish­
The fire is spreading and is now only this revolution, but of that in Braxil, the rebels hav«’ captured the palace,
ermen
made
bold
to
suggest
that
the
the entrance to the Golden Gate, San
»even miles from Sprague, Manitoba, having, by hia standing a* a professor taking the king prisoner.
Francisco, and it is feared the vessel Queen mother should not loan U(M>n the whirh i* 2n mile* Northwest of here. of hia philosophy, paved th* way for
A dispatch from Santander, Spain,
gunwale, as it was dirty. Amelie re­
will be a total loss.
A fire is slso coming down from the both movements.
says that the German steamer Capo
plicai indifferently:
north of Sprague, where it ha» l«urnc«!
Blanco, lying off Lisbot., has sent a
Ar: explosion in the coal mine of the
"That is of no consequence."
RELIEF FUND GROWS.
the great quantities of cord w«od. tel­
wireless dispatch to the effect that the
Colorado Fuel 4 iron company at
Her last words to the faithful who
ephone and telegraph poles awaiting
rebels have hauled down the royal
Starkville has entombed over 6<i min­ ha«i gathered on the beach were :
shipment.
ers anil there is little hope that any
*30.000 Already Donated tor Times standard from the palace and hoisted a
"It is an infamy. Au revolr!"
The forest fir* is the greatest since
blue and green Republican flag in its
will be found alive.
Explosion Victim*.
The group on shore replied:
th«- Hinckley, Minn., horror of 15’
place. This report say* warship* began
"We will await your return."
Loa Angele* Fund* for the relief the bombardment of the royal palace
Two convicts at the Santa Ana peni­
years ago. It is slm<»t impossible to
tentiary in Califor.nia at the clou* of
estimate the numlx-r of missing, but of fsmilie* left dependent by the as soon m the uprising in the city
MILLIONS NOT ENOUGH.
religious services look the jailer and a
messages •.
I v private individ­ Times explosion may soon equal the began.
missionary by surprise, threw them
uals indicate that 100 relatives, most­ amounts appropriated for the capture
The Times, in it* issue this morning,
into a cell and escaped, well armed.
Caution Preached in Face of *20.- ly from around Beaudette, have not re- and conviction of the conspirators. does not confirm the report that the
Banka
have
joined
with
the
newspa
< [>orted.
425.784 Profit.
king is a prisoner. It contain* no dis-
Spain refuse* to recognise the Port
> General Superintendent Cameron, of per» in rollecting funds, and it is an­ patche* from its Lisbon correspondent,
uguese Revolutionists.
Chicago "Unsettled economic con­
the Canadian Northern,
places the' nounced that the total •«« far collected but it prints the Matin's wireless dis­
A business block in the heart of Chi­ ditions" chiefly in regard to the pend­ numl>er of death» at 400. but admits is more than $30,000.
patch and say* it has reason to believe
ing ruling of the Interstate commerce
This will lie divided among the fam that the new* of the revolution is true,
cago sold for $6,500,000.
that it may be larger.
commission on the ta-titi<m of Western
Th«- towns of Pitt. Spooner, Grace ill«-* of 21 Times employes. It la prob­ although the ru.-nora that the king is a
Many provinces of Portugal arc still railroad» on an Increase of freight
able that when the subscription list* prisoner are not well supported.
loyal to the king and further trouble is rates, will make it necessary for the town and Beaudette were burned Fri­
*<•<!. th««.’e will !»• more than
day
night.
The
fire
waxgheraldcd
by
a
"We hav«* given King Manuel notice
likely.
directors of the Santa Fc to "proceed
■hower of sparks and (burning brands, $2.i"Mi available for each family.
to
quiL The coming revolution will
The strike of thousands of brick lay with caution" for the remainder of the
Only 17 bodies of the men who lost
which swept across the Beaudette riv­
be a kindly affair.
We shall kill the
era and kindred workers in the East year, according to the 15th annual re­
their
live*
in
the
cxpliwinn
snd
fire
er. and the inhabitanta txrely ha«!
least possible number of persons ”
port of that road.
has been amicably settled.
It is believe«!
time to reach the sfiecial train that have been recovered.
In these words Dr. Alfonso Costa,
Mr. Ripley, the president, precedes
Six farmers of Eureka Flat. Wash.,
was waiting p«efc«re both towns were that either the (force of the expuaion the most advanetd of the Portuguese
this statement however, with the as­
or
the
intense
heat
of
the
flames
have pooled their wheat, amounting
Republican leaders, warned the world
surance that the property i* in excel­ ' on fire.
Sick [i-«’ple, Apparently by th«’ aeorc, which instantly formed, disintegrated of the intentions of ths revolutionary
t<> 150 carloads, and are holding for a lent condition physically, and ha* made
appeared and were carried or a»si»ted the bodies of those still missing. and party immediately after the general
big price.
ampie provision for its present finan­
to points of safety. «There were five that the cinder fragments were hauled election* at the end of August. Part,
Judge Hand, of the United States cial need*.
patients in C«rrigan's hospital who | away with the rest of the debris.
at l,’-ast. of hi* prediction seems to lie
court in New York, declares he will
The Income statement shows that
C'nly 18 of the 23 suppose«! to have
had been burned.
verified
in the brief undetailed dis­
not again let smugglers escape with a while the total Income increased $12.-
A special 'rain is waiting to take been killed have been accounted for.
patches at hand this morning.
fine, but will sentence them to jail.
119,158 since the previous rejort, yet
A
general
¡funeral
for
the
victim»
the ¡>eopl* to some other point in ca»e
because of increased expense, the net
Ind<M>r gymnasium work has been
the fire should get a fresh start
The will be held. General Otis has arrang- i
income was only $7,794 greater.
ed '.for the interment in a plot ii>
discontinued at Fort Stevsma, Ore.,
town is not yet entirely free ..f
The total operating income is given
Hollywood cemetery, which will la-
and the soldiers will hereafter take
ger.
for the year a* $104,993,194.67, the
their exercise in the open air, regard­
The buildings of th* Shevlin-Math­ marked by a shaft to I* erected to
total income from all source» as $107,-
less of weather.
ieu Lumber company are practically their memory.
Staunton, III. Thirty-seven persons
543,250.16 and the total operating ex-
A great throng is expected to attend
th»-
only structures standing in Spoon­
Nineteen members of a dinner party penaes $751,33,314.54. Fixed charges
the funeral, and though the city is were killed and from 16 to 25 were in­
er,
not
a
tree,
fence,
nor
a
foot
of
aide-
given at Pendleton, and also the hotel amounting to $11,984,151.36 added to
quiet, with no undercurrent of feeling jured in a collision on the Illinois Trac­
proprietor, may be indicted under the the operating expenses bringing the walk being left. There are not even apparent, the auditorium where the tion system two miles north of here.
the heafw of debris that usually remain
local option law because wine was net income down to $20,425,784.26.
service* ar* to be held, will be heavily At least three of the injured will prob­
after a fire.
ably die.
served at the feast.
The property loss in Rainy River, guarded.
The collision was between local train
MANY ENTOMBED IN MINE.
A laborer attempted to cross Sno­
Beaudette and Spooner alone, inciud
GROWERS HOLDING APPLES.
No.
14, northbound, »nd an excursion
qualmie river in a row boat, but lost
ing the Rat Portage Lumber company'*
train. No. 73, loaded with passengers
one of hie oars and was carried over More than Fifty Live* Believed Lost plant and yard at Rainy River and the
Buyers Threaten to Go to Middle on their way to view the parade of
Snoqualmie falls and dashed to pieces
yard of Shevlin-Mathieu Lumber com­
in Colorado Horror.
the Veiled Prophet, at SL Louis. The
West for Fruit in Barrel*.
on the rocks 300 feet below.
pany at Spooner, will total about II,-
Starkville, Colo. At least 52 men
Walla Walla, Wash.- Lea» than 25 accident apparently was due to the dis­
500,000,
It
will
tie
some
time
before
An educated Chinaman was arrested are entombed in the Starkville mine
[■er cent of the apple crop of the «North­ regard of orders by the crew of train
at San Francisco just as he was draw- of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company, the loss of life I* known even approxi­
west has lieen sold, according to esti- i No. 14, In charge of M A. Leonard,
ing a revolver to fire on Prince Tsai while, in the approaches to the mine, mately.
Lierman,
of
mates
of local commission men. Orch- conductor, and John
Wagon load* of human bodies are
Haun, uncle of the emperor of China, hundreds of their fellow* with oxygen
ardista arr holding their fruit at pres Staunton, motorman.
being
brought
into
the
railway
station
who is visiting in this country.
Train No. 14 had orders to pass
helmcnta, movable rotary fans and
at Beaudette. It is report*«! that many ent about 15 to 25 cents a box higher
King Manuel, of Portugal, the Queen picks and shovels are striving simul­ settlers, erased with grief at the I««» than the buyers arc willing to pay, . train No. 73 at Staunton. The latter
Mother, the Dowager Queen ami Duke taneously to open th* living tomb and of families and profierty, are roaming and as a result little trading is being train was running in two sections, and
the order* given to No. 14 were ex­
of Oporto, arrived at Gibraltar on the to draw from it the poisonous gases the wotxls, and searching parties arc done.
plicit that it wait for both sections.
royal yacht Amelie and were Boon with which it is at least partly filled.
If
this
state
of
affair*
continue*.
|
looking for the injured, the dead and
The first section of No. 73 had passed
The men have been imprisoned and
quartered at the summer residence of
the demented. One family of nine, say buyer* from the East, they will be
the
rescuing
parties
have
toiled
since
when the crew of No. 14 pulled out on
the British governor.
one of aeven and one of five are known foretd to buy the crops of the Middle
10:51) Saturday, when an explosion,
the main track and started north. At
West,
now
ready
in
barrels
in
Colorado
Illinois Suffragette* are making sub­ porbably caused by coal dust, shook ths to have ¡M-rishcd.
Dickerson's curve, a sharp bend two
and
East
to
the
Ohio
river.
They
ex
­
At 8:30 p. m. Saturday a toma«l«>
stantial gaina.
mile* from here, the two train* met.
earth for a radius of aeven miles, de­
of fire struck Beaudette and Spouner, pect to see Walla Walla valley apple*
Hill* rise north snd south from the
New York clearing house records for stroying the main entrance to the mine arwl within three minutea after the first placed on the market in large quanti- :
curve. Train No. 14 and the second
and scaled the hapless toilers witin it.
the past year broke all record*.
tie*,
however,
within
the
next
few
alarm every building was
ablate
Because of the vast ramifications of
section of No. 73, both on the down
Within half an hour they were !>ut day*.
The owner of Beverly, Taft's aum­
grade, were making 40 miles an hour
the mine and its connections with
Apple*
here
arc
ready
thia
year
fully
.
heap*
of
ashes.
The
people
of
these
mer home, refuses to renew the lease
when they met at the sharpest part of
other mine-workings it is hope«! that
ten
day*
ahead
of
the
usual
schedule.
two towns had just enough time to get
for another year.
|>erha|Mi half the men may be rescued.
the curve
Confronted with death, the
out of their home* with what they ha«i Weather conditions bave been such
crew* of both trains set the brake* and
Two men were suffocated and several An attempt will be made to open up
on their back*. They were loaded on that the fruit has ripened early and
jumped for their lives. All escaped
firemen overcome by smoke in a Port­ the sealed passages.
a paaaenger train that was standing at the fruitgrower* have been active in
without serious injury.
None of the
<
land lodging house fire.
boxing
the
fruit
as
awn
as
it
was
the depot and taken to Rainy River,
passenger* had a < hance for life.
’
Naples Scored by Doctor.
ready.
.__________
By the collapse of a reviewing stand
OnL
Chicagti A blistering criticism of
at the Kansas City carnival, three tier-
Aviator Falls To Dsath.
Columbia I* Largest "U."
son were badly injured and 40 other* the authorities who have permitted
Congress Talk* of Log*.
passenger steamship* to enter the port
SL Petersburg Captain Macievieh.
New York -Columbia is the largest
hurt.
Atlanta, Ga. At the Southern Con­
of Naples while Asiatic cholera rag«)
the Russian military aviator, was university in America, according to
servation congress J. B. White de­
Joseph Nolan, a prominent Illinois in that city and vicinity is given by
kille«i in a fall from a Voiain biplane. . the official registration, which was an-
tailed th* ravage* of the last quarter
editor, was shot and fatally wounded Dr. C. Hugh McKenna, of the surgical
The accident occurred during an alti- nounced after the new and old student*
century on the forests. With s 20 per
while "playing Indian" with his 8- department of Northwestern Univer­
tude competition, which wss won by had been enrolled for 11 days. The
rent waste of top logs left in the woods,
year-old Son.
sity and St. Joseph's b.«pit*2, who has
Captain M»e)evieh, who reached a total number in the university to date
he said, 2.600,000,000 feet of lumber
just returned from a tour of European
height of 3,933 feet. Macievieh had ' is 7.058, which is 456 more than were
An electric washing machine at citie*. Dr. McKenna declared that the annually was loet to the South alone. risen to that height, when he decided enrolled at the final registration a year
Brigham City, Utah, got short-circuit­ live* of hundreds of American visitor* In the nation, he said, 40,000,000,000, to descend. At a height of 1,640 feet ago, and 1,350 more than had register-
ed with a high-tension power wire and have been endangered by the laxity of feet of lumber was being cut annually, his machine upset and the aviator was ed at a corresponding date last year,
two persons were killed and a third those entrusted with the task of guard­ and as a result of this "top waste" thrown out.
He came down like a It is expected that at the end of the
alone $100,000,000 yearly was lost. J.
shocked into insensibility.
ing against contagious diseases.
plummet, reaching the ground before |>re*ent month, when the final regis-
G. Peter* told the conservationist» that
the biplane. Every bone in his body tration figure* are in, the total will be
Associate Justice William H. Moody,
the South today cuts practically half
Standard Oil Sued.
was broken except one arm.
well on toward 8,000.
of the United Sates Supreme court, ,
the lumber in th* United States.
Topeka Three suit* for damage for
ha* resigned on account of ill health,
Tax on Franchise Fail*.
Cotton Prices Advance.
and Governor Charles E. Hughes, of alleged violation of the anti trust law*
Ambergris Lump Found.
New York There was an active de­
Atlanta. Ga. — The Western Union
New York, ha* been appointed to the of the stat* of Kansas were filed sim­
Seattle—Gust Olson, a laborer of mand in the cotton market this week, Telegraph company was held not liable
ultaneously against the Standard Oil
place.
company in Montgomery, Wilson and Valdex, recently found on the beach with price* making a new high record for taxes on a Federal franchise valua­
The Sultan of Sulu bought a fine Saline countie* by Attorney-Genera! ’ near that townie lump of ambergris for the season on the strong showing tion of $950,000 by an opinion handed
phonograph and 100 blank records to F. 8. Jackaon. The suits ask damage* weighing 220 pound* and valued at of th* English market following the down in the United State* Circuit
take home with him. The experience* aggregating $162,800 and interest, $4.400, according to advices received settlement of the Lancashire labor Court of Appeals her* in the case of
of himself and party cn their tour will thereon, or $100 per dav for the viol*-; by steamer. Whaling men say this is troubles and report* that many South­ the W«-stern Union company againat
l>e recorded and repeated to all hi* ; lions, which ar* alleged to hav* ex-I the largest piece of the precious sub­ ern planters were holding cotton for 15 1 W. H. Wright, controllar of the state
people.
| tended over a period of 644 day*.
of Georgia.
stance ever found.
cent*.
doings of the World at Large
Told in Brief.
Death List Grows Hourly-
Bodies In Piles.
Army and Navy Bomhard the
Royal Palace.
TRAINMEN DISOBEY ORDER;
THIRTY-SEVEN ARE KILLED