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SALEM, OREGON, THlltSDAY, OCTOIIKIt 0, 1010.
No. 234.
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King of Spain Has Ordered the Flower of His Army to Portu
gal's Frontiers' and It Is Said Will Assist Portugal's De
posed King With a Strong Hand, In Order to Protect His
Own Tottering Throne Spanish Revolutionists Openly Cel
ebrate the Victory of Their Portugese Brethren Every
thing Points to the Speedy Placing of Spain in the Ranks
of the World's Republics.
I UNITED PBKSS lalARBD WIEB.l
Madrid, (Via Hendaye, France,!
Oct. G. The flower of tho Spanish
army has been ordered to the Por
tuguese frontier.
Madrid is seething with exclte
mont over tho news from Portugal,
and the Republicans assert that it
foreshadows an attempt on the pare
of King Alfonso's ministry to aid
Dom Manuel against the Republi
cans of Portugal.,
Republicans here predict that if
this is attempted, civil war in Spain
will be preclptated.
On the other hand Alfonso fears
thnt the success of the Republcan
armies in Portugal -will mean tho
overthrow of his power, and it Is as
sorted that he has been counselled
by his ministers to fight to the last
ditch.
That Alfonso will pursue thl3
course is not doubted and it is
therefore judged that he will assist
Manuel with a strong Spanish force
in order to frighten the Spanish Re
publicans into inactivity.
The Republicans are overjoyed at
the success of their Portuguese,
brethren. A radical club where tho
Marseillaise was sung was raided
last night by the police and a small
riot followed. Afterward the radi
cals gathered in tho streets, parad
ing and' cheering for the Portuguese
revolutionists.
Spain on Vitro of, Revolt.
Barcelona, Oct. 6. Con
stant clashes between police. and
Republicans are occurring to
day. , The situation is rapidly
getting beypnd control, ami as a
last resort Madrid has been
asked to send reinforcements.
Similar conditions prevail in
other cities. Tho Republicans
have hoisted their flags every-
where, and the police are busily
engaged In tearing them down.
-Enthusiasm over the success of
f the Portugese revolution is
very great.
Great Uprising Feared.
Madrid, via Hendaye, Oct. C.
Formidable military preparations
have been made throughout Spain
for a great uprising of tho Republi
can revolutionists, supported by tlr
clerical faction that Is bitterly op
posed to the king and his cabinet.
Plans for a great demonstration
by the anti-royalists have been dU
covered by the government spies.
and should they bo carried out
there Is- bound to bo tho utmost dlf
Acuity In handling the trouble mak
ers.
There Is no concealment of the
fact that the demonstrations are to
be of an anti-dynastic character,
and to make matters worse, counter
demonstrations are planned by the
anti-clericals, and a clash of the fac
tions would 'provide the opportunity
for the precipitation of a revolution.
Republicans jro Restive.
Word comes from Barcelonia that
the Republicans have become ex
tremely restive and there Is a grow
lng suspicion among tho p)erlcal3
there that King Alfonso plans to 'iv
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Republic Onidully Proclaimed. '
!
Lisbon, Oct. 6. Provisional
President Draga today tele-
graphed tho forolgn ofllcos
throughout tho world formally
announcing the proclamation
of the republic of Portugal.
"Tho provisional government
guarantees public ordor and
safety," tho message said.
Additional dispatches state
that the administration of Presi-
dent Theophlle Braga, who has
assumed tho direction of the
provisional government, is meet-
lng with genuine approval,, and
that a favorable impreslon Is
spreading among the opponents
of the republic. "The chief aim
of Braga and his ministors seems
to be to placate the' royalists and
prevent a civil wa;,
.
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BOTH THE FLEET AND FORTS
OPEN FIRE ON THE PALACE
ROYALTY HUNTS THE CELLAR
The Motonnnn Forgot.
Staunton, 111., Oct. 6. "I
f forgot; I forgot."
This is tho only explanation
Motorman John Licrman has to
offer for the wreck that killed
36 and injured aa many more
near hero Tuesday evening.
Lierman has been arrested
and will likely bo held respon-
slble for' the deaths by the cor- !
oner, who will hold an inquest
Into tho deaths caused by the ac
cident. The hearing was begun
today, but was continued for two
weeks. All tho bodies of the
victims have been Identified.
Modern Salome Who Danced
Into the King's, Heart and
Also Danced His Head Off
Is Proud of Her Work.
SAYS SHE LOVED MANUEL
Sny.s tho King Paid Her Marked At
tention and Presented Hit to His
Mother, nntl Thnt 'Ho Is i Itonl
Nice Young Mini, Proud and Kind
Hearted" Could Havo. Married
Mm, Hut. Preferred the Dig King
dom of the Stage to the Little One
of Portugal'.
(Copyright, 1910, by the United Press
Association.).
VIennn, Oct. 5. Mile. Gaby . Des
Lys, in an interview granted tho
United Press today, glorifies her re
lations with Dom Manuel, deposed
king of Portugal. Tho young wo
man who set tho heart of tho boyish
king aflame, is appearing as a dancer
at the Apollo theater here. Last
night tho theater was packed to the
doors with persons desiring to seo
tho French woman who woro a sun
burst of diamonds gfven her by Man
uel.
"Yes, I was Dom Manuel's mis
tress," sho said. "I know no disgrace
in being a king's mistress, but I con
sider it an everlasting dlsgraco to
advertise that relationship, glorified,
as It was, by love, which oven court
conventionality could not throttle.
"I do not mako any capital of my
relation with Manuel. I kept quiet
and reserved. Recently a variety
theater In Paris offered mo a huge
salary to appear billed as Manuel's
mistress, but I refused. Th samo
theater produced a sketch In which I
and the king wero tho chief figures,
but there was .nothing blameablo in
that.
"I never asked tho papers to call
me the 'uncrowned queen of Portu
gal.' I first met tho king IB months
ago at Paris, whero ho was dining.
He had been introduced to mo after
a performance, and it was lovo at
first sight. I becamo his mistress.
"The lovo I bore him and the love
ho bore mo justified all- In our eyes.
"After our meeting we mot fre
quently. Ho. came repeatedly to Paris
to visit me. We woro happy .together
In those days. "
"In February Sethis 'yTrir Manuel
summoned me.to Lisbon and I dancedi
at a charity fair organized for tho re
lief of tho victims of the Oporto fire.
I did not live in a suite in tho royal
(Continued from Pago 4.)
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Salt Lako, Utah, Oct. C. Declaring
that cortaln practices among tho Mor
mons must cease, Joseph Smith, presi
dent of tho Mormon church, Is be
lieved to have sounded tho keynote
of tho three-day soml-annual session
of tho church which opened hero In
the big Mormon tabernacle. Thou
sands of Mormons aro hei, represent
ing nearly overy stato in tho Union
and Canada and Mexico.
It is rumored that a. new manifesto
will bo Issued before the conference
adjourns. Tho question is bolng free
ly discussed.
The Deseret News, ofilcjal organ
of the churoh, today printed tho ex
communication of eevaral prominent
Morraona who hare bjen aeeusod of
performing plural marriage aeremon
lett. The article Is signed by F. M.
Uynian. preeldeut of the quorum of
a pout It.
INDORS
HE TIC
Slumbering Fires of Revolution Break Out When a Mob Ducks
a Priest and Is Attacked by Police Soldiers in Turn Open
Fire on the Police The Sailors on the Fleet, Hearing the
Firing, Thought Revolution Had Broken Out, Run up the Re
publican Flag and Open Fire on the Palace Forts Follow
Suit, and King and Royal Family, Seeing All Is Over, Es
cape in Disguise.
Dadajos, Spain, (Portugese
Frontier), Oct. 6. Two nun-
dred killed and 400 wounded
aro tho estimated casualties nt
Lisbon, according to refugees
arriving today, . TJiey claim
these figures aro conservative,
and that later advices will swell
tho totals.
V
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE TURNS
HEARST'S ADVICE DOWN AND
NOMINATED A LEAGUE TICK
ET AVIT1I HEARST IN SECOND
PLACE.
ICK1TID r-BEBS IJtllKD WIM.l
Now York, Oct. C. Disregarding
the wireless messages from William
It. Hearst suggesting that tho' Inde
pendence leaguo endorse the Repub
lican tlckot in Now York, tho loag
uers at their convention horo today
repudiated tho Republicans and pro
ceeded to nominate a tlckot of their
own. J. J, Hoppor was namod for
governor and Hearst for lleutonant
govornor. Hearst will be permuted
to All tho romalnlng places. The
vote repudiating the Republican
ticket was 214 to 94.
Hearst will arrivo tonight or to
morrow on tho steamer Mauratina.
It Is possible that ho will be ablo to
force the endorsement of tho Repub
lican ticket as ho had planned.
According to tho wlshos he ex
pressed in tho message to tho con
vention loaders, Hearst deslrod tho
full Republican tickot ondorsed with
the exception of Lloutonautrgovor
nor, for which placo ho was to re
ceive tho nomination.
The success of tho Republicans
has won the support of tho Lisbon,
populace, nlthough tho troops in the
provinces are reported ns being loyal
to Manuel. Tho provincial regi
ments, however, aro handicapped
becauso tho revoluftonlsts control
tho telegraph line's' out of Lisbon
and succeeded In cutting wires in
various parts of tho kingdom, thus
curtailing tho movements of their
enemies.
A Combination of Circumstances.
A combination xri circumstances,
rather thon any detailed plans pre
cipitated the coup d'ntat of last
Tuesday. The plans for revolution
ary action had boon laid long ago
but the tlmo was not deemed ripe.
Dom Manuel's Intrlguo with Mllo.
Caby Des Lis, however, started the
revolution. Then followed the ass
assination of Doputy Bombardit.
Finally, last Saturday, .'tho re'volu
.tlonlsta learned that tho Eortugues3
fleet, assembled 1ft Lisbon' harbor,
.wajto be scattered to distant sta
tions owing tothe Rbi)ubJcan"seiitl'
mont among tho ofllcers and men.
' Tho revolutionists, decided' to act
quickly. Following the death or
Bombarda, who was killed by an of
ficer, at the Instigation, It Is Judged,
of tho clericals, a mob threw a priest
into tho Tague river.
Police and Soldiers Clash,
The police charged tho mob and h.
relgment of Infantry which happened
to bo passing, chargod upon the po
lice Both sides shot to kill. Tim
loot In the harbor, thinking that th
revolution had begun, became alive
with mutiny. Royalist commander
woro overpowered in their quarter
Or at stations nboard tho vessels.
Republican flags wero run , up and
placo them In tho ombarrasslng po-' tho guns of tho wnrshlps trained on
sltion of deciding Manuel's fate. tho citadel.
Tho provincial government is' Sailors "wore sent ashore by the
Lisbon, Oct. G. "The royal family,
has fled from Portugal," was the
announcement today of Senhor Al
fonso, Costa; jirpylnclal minister of
justice. ' 'It., Jr
No specific details wero vouch
safed and the statement disposes of
tho story that King Manuol was at
Mafra north of Lisbon, rallying his
forces.
Costa asserted,,, thn. the lirdvU
skmnlB aro receiving many messages
from diiorents In "tfib province
plqdglng support. "There Is no
doubt of tlio republic's complete
success," said Costa. "Civil, war is
not likoly and within a few days we
oxpect to havo tho provinces sup
porting us as enthusiastically ns
does Lisbon.
Allowed King to Escnpo.
King Mnnuol escaped. This was
In nccordanco with tho revolutionary
program, according to a stntoment
given tho United Press on the high
est authority. t
Tho Republicans decided that It
was proforablo to oxilo Manuol rath
er than kill him. Tho leaders know
whero the doposed king Is and "havo
purposely spread conflicting reports
in order to prevent his capture, and
firmly repressing disorders. Tho on
ly fear oxpressed is that England
may intervene In bohalf of tho roy.
allsts. It will bo formally an
nounced tomorrow thrtt the oxlstlng
treatloa will bo observed by tho now
regime, and In this way It is hoped
that Intervention may be avortud.
boatload to 3oln with the mutinous
troops in attacking tho police.
Tho police, soon outnumbered,
broke and ran, the mob pursuing
them, shooting and cutting down the
laggards. Tho sounds of conflict
(Continued on Pauo T.
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ttruor Davidson In person.
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