Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-11
IS SPAIN FOR War?
WITH her PEOPLE The CHURCH
COMES FIRST.
Revolution Led by Don Jaime Is Likely
He Has Support of the Vatican
Rumor Has 1t That He Has Been
Making Love to J. P. Morgan S
Daughter, Anne, Who May Be Queen.

Excitement in Madrid and through
out Spain is intense over the conflict
with the Vatican, which came to a
climax Saturday.
Both the government and clerical
parties have accepted the challenge to
battle and the situation, complicated
by the intrusion of Don Jaime, the ex-
lied pretender to the throne, may, un-
der existing conditions, easily develop
as acute features as those of last year.
Already the government is taking pre-
cautions and prohibiting demonstra-
tons from which disorder might result.
The clerical element, which has often
before won similar battles in Spain,
shows no hesitation in entering upon
the conflict and seems to have set its
aim not upon minor concessions and
compromise acceptable to the holy see,
but upon the downfall of Canalejas and
his cabinet and the cancellation of the
entire program of reform. The with
drawal of the imperial decree permit
ting non-Catholic organizations to dis
play the insignia of public worship,
which furnishes the ostensible cause of
the conflict and for the severance of
diplomatic relations, assumes second
airy Importance.
Would Modernize Spain.
Monsignor Vico, the papal nuncio to
the Spanish court, was recalled by Pope
Plus x. The action of the holy see
followed the recall of Ambassador EN-
lilo de Ojeda by King Alfonso.
With the mutual recall came the sew
erance of all diplomatic relations be-
tween the Vatican and the Spanish
court.
Brings Alfonso to Front.
The abrupt severance of friendly re-
lations of Spain with the Vatican
brings King Alfonso into the fore
ground Of European politics. The oppo-
nents of the young monarch have
doubted the sincerity of the king s anti
religious actions from the time the
church and state locked horns in Spain.
Today they praise the king s stand and
give him credit rather than Premier
-Canaiejas, who still is held in popular
suspicion.
Miss Morgan oueen9
With the ancient monarchy Of Spain |
standing upon the threshold Of a civil |
war which may rend IL from the Pyren-
mes mountains 10 the Portuguese boun-
dairy, and tSle fact that Don Jaime, pre-.
tender 70 the throne, is threatening 10
head revolution, has not caused any
more excitement than the report Ia
bourbon circles la Paris that Miss Anne
Morgan, daughter Of j. A.. Morgan,
muiti'miiiionalre, may become queen Of
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