Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-06
SpANIARDS WILL
SHOW NO MERCY
TROOPS ON MARCH HAVE ORDERS
TO REPREss MERCILESSLY
ANY RESISTANCE.
ARE NEARING INSURGENTS.
Don Jaime, Pretender to Throne, VIII
Not Take Up Arms Against
Fellow Countrymen.
THE SITUATION IN MOROCCO.

MADRID, Aug. 3.-Tranquility now
reigns throughout Spain, except in GER
tain isolated localities of Catalonia, ac-
cording to an announcement made early
today by the minister of the interior.
A column of troops composed of artll-
lery, cavalry and infantry is today march
ing on Sabadell ten miles from BARGE
Iona, where the insurgents are still hold
ing out, with orders to repress merciless-
Iy any resistance that may be encount-
cred.
The general strike at Madrid and Bill
bao, announced for Monday, failed, ow-
ing to the precautionary measures taken
by the authorities.
Situation in Morocco.
MADRID, Aug. 3.-Gen. Marina, the
Spanish military commander in Morocco,
is awaiting achievements. AS soon as
the necessary troops arrive the advanced
Spanish positions at Mount Atalayou
and Sidiamet will be strengthened pre-
paratory to an advance upon Zeluan,
the Spanish objective.
The Red Cross and other organiza-
tons are working ceaseessly to care
for the sick and wounded both at Melll-
la and at Spanish ports
The Bank of Spain has contributed
$4,000 to the Queens fund.
Pretender Won't Interfere.
VIENNA, Aug. 3.-Don Jaime, the
pretender to the Spanish throne, declared
in an interview here that he had no IN
tentiOn of interfering in the present Crisis
in Spain and that his retirement to
Frohsdorf, in lower Austria, far from
the Spanish frontier, was proof OF his
peaceful purposes.
"The Carlists party is party of Or
der,' said Don Jaime. II never VIII
take upon myself to bring an entire
people into danger for my own ends
Never will l lead Spaniard against
Spaniard Should l return to Spain at
the head of an army ~, It would be only
should the revolutionaries drive out King
Alfonso, or the welfare of the country
REQUIRE it. The popularity of King AL
fonso is declining through no fault of
his own, and Queen Victoria is certainly
less liked than the King: Spaniards
dread foreign influence. Victoria has re-
NAMED a stranger too long, and the peo-
ole never will forgive her"
Don Jaime is of opinion that the war
in Morocco was unavoidable, and he
fears that it will last long time.
Wild Scene in Portugal
LISBON, Aug. 3.--Freethinkers from
all political parties in Portugal, repre-
sented by liberal committee, presented e te
sunnression of the religious orders in
Portugal and for the abrogation of the
existing laws against freedom of con
science. The step was an outcome of
meeting held in this city yesterday.
Senior Carmacho moved the consider
alton of the subject, and when. the mo-
ton was voted down the galleries broke
out in protestation. There was consider
able violence ON the floor of the House.
The deputies engaged in struggle in
which desks and chairs were overturned
and twice the chamber had to be cleared.
The tumult was continued in the streets,
but without serious results.
Over 1000 Killed in Riot.
HENDAYE, France, Aug "a copy
of Ell Monde, a newspaper of Madrid,
received here today, places the number
of killed at Barcelona during the rioting
of last week at 1000 and the wounded
ar O50O