The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-08-03

today for the first time that Don
james latest entrance into Spanish
affairs is to head a rebellion which
may be financed by j. p. Morgan.
1t is believed that, together with
the millions of dollars which may pos
sibly come from America, Spain is
ripe for the revolt which will not only
overthrow the government, but will
establish Don Jaime on the throne,
which he has long claimed was his by
right of law.
More Than Fanciful Dream.
The possibility of Miss Morgan be-
coming queen of Spain some day is
by no m cans so vague as to be i'm
possible. Spain is essentially Ro-
man Catholic nation, and the people
cling to the faith with more tenacity
than patriotism. With the Spanish
the church of Rome comes before the
state and the king. No wonder, then,
considering these circumstances, that
Don Jaime has rallied to the cause OF
the Spanish people, volunteering to
lead a revolution in defense of the
Vatican against the government of AL
phonso.
Don Jaime has been hailed
throughout the provinces of Spain as
hero. His threat to throw Spain
into civil war conceded with the fiery
determination of the Spanish people
to punish Alphonso. Ever since the
the Barcelona riot the excitement
throughout Spain has been tending
more and more toward anarchy.
Don Jaime will apply the match
During the last few years the follow
ers Of the son of Don Carlos have
grown in numbers. Don Jaime has
been living quietly upon the continent.
but he has not been idle by any
means. Ills agents have been busy
throughout Spain. Don Jaime is a
Catholic and is favorably looked upon
by the Vatican. His connection with
the church of Rome is best shown by
his present attitude
Don Jaime's friendship for Miss
Morgan-his devotion to her and her
reputed interest in him and his aims
has caused more than little gossip
in Bourbon circles. At first this
friendship was attributed to the fact
have many interests in common. Miss
Morgan is a philanthropist, whose
chief JOY in life is making persons
less fortunte than herself happy.
Both PhilanthrOpists.
She is tireless worker in behalf OF
poor Girls and downtrodden men. The
bulk of her charities are secret, but
they st both in this country and
America. Don Jaime is likewise a
phi lanthropist in a way. He has long
been engaged in perfecting a code of
reforms which he wants to see intro
duced in Spain if he is ever elevated
to the throne. His followers admire
him for his bravery, his knowledge
and his genel osity. He is a soldier,
hut he does not have the instruction
of soldier of fortune strongly i'm
bued in him. He is too frank to be
a plotter and successful negotiato,
of intrigue and this trait has endeared
him TO his friends and followers.
Year-Old Attachment.
The attachment of Don Jaime for
Miss Morgan was first remarked
about year ago. Since Miss Nor
gan's present trip abroad this gossip
has been vigorously renewed.
Miss Morgan is not Catholic, but
Don James influence with the Catho-
Les is sufficient to have her recoy-
nlzed as Queen of Spain in the eyes
of the Roman Catholic church if oc.
casion should ever arise.
The lack of money was ALWAYS p
handicap to the Carlist enterprise. If
Don Jaime is successful in raising suf
hr.ent funds to equip an army. when
Is not at all unlikely success would
be nearer to his grasp than ever he
fore in the history of the CarIist 80
hellions