The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
VAR THB CHURCH IN LISBON
CARDINAL AND BISHOP DRIVEN
or WITH OTHER CLERGY.
shameful Destruction and I.SOting ~
Nob tn SACK % COnNeats- COnnsea-
tion of ReIiGiSus Property Planned
q ROYAL FuG;siNes sadly DsNneast.

ton ef ReIiGIsus Property Planned
ROYAL FuG;siVes sadly DsWncast.
S-,-tiI casi. ps'paieAs, % TME SrS
II-RoN. oct. e-The expulsion OF
,ccssiasti - Is going on day. Cardinal
J5sA Senastias Netto. former Patriarch Of
Lisbon. and the Bishop Liete do Vas
o,,.-rsN Is II Beja were among the hrst
.Xiles The children in the monastery
and cor vent schools are being sent to their
parents The Marquis de Pombal. the
CLERICAL eader and chief Of the Jesuits.
has ls"n arrested,
Popular feeling against the Church 10
very strong IN Lisbon The Government
opposes eNcssses and says IL win prevent
,h'm. but QuelhAes has been the scene
Of shameful vandalism by a mob. The
accounts II the origin Of the trouble there.
mrl~i Yesterday, are conflicting,
The throwing ~ bombs by Jesuits is
- vehemsntly denied on one side a. IL
. ssssart I'd on the other Sympathikera
9Th the Jesuits say the mob attacked
he Jesuits without the least provocA-
ton but they admit that the Jesui,s
fred rAes in sef-deience. Whoever
SAs initially ~ blame, the seizure Of the
oonvent 10y the mob was followed ny
disEraceiul hsrabrism. which was not
checked ny th. authorities.
Ther~ - no doubt that the mob's object
vas plumber. and in the search for treas
IRE the rioters smashed, tore and gen
orally destroyed almost everything ~
value within the building sacred ma ges
altar vessels priceless volumes. illumi-
mated missAls. gorgeous vestments were
smashed OF torn and trempled upon
yith senseless fury. while everything
Dat was regarded a worth stealing was
looted. Disgusting acts 81 ribaldry and
dehlement were also committed by the
mob
II was q brutal eXpressirn ~ the popu-
or hatred Of the priesthood, especially
the Jesuits. which Was the animat,ng
cause of the revolution Ear more than
hostility 20 the monarchy A similar
orgy was enacted at the Trins@ convent
Apart from these scenes. however the
sslf-control ~ the PEOPLE has been eX-
smplAry and the city - entirely orderly
PARIS. Oct p The Lisbon CORE
spondent Of the Temps -ends an interview
With senior Alfonso Cora. Minister ~
Jus'ice. in which he SAYS that the domi-
n,nt question at the present moment
e that % the religious fraterniti@s. The
solution OF this. however. presents no
difficulty. he says. for legally none 81
these fratemlties has been authorized IN
Portugal since the eighteenth century.
The Jesuits were expelled IN 1881 All
n other male congregations met the same
tate and the female congregsIi ions fol-
Owed in lsa,
The diciatorial Ministry in IS0? att
ihorized by "A simple decree the existence
Of certain eCiucat ionaI and charitable
couEregai ions. bat never dared Co bring
,fs decree before tEe Cora So the re-
p.hIicans now need only prevent the con
'rua',1n ~ an illegal state 81 anairs
Ir,s measure. the Minister declares. Is
s-ssr' for the congregations have eN-
'stdei continuously Tor the last nine
vS,rs
Oh irsu - justification for their exist
suc@ They have sought To play political
r..s especially since the death % King
,arIo. starting violent Newspapers in
~ provinces and founding the so-cslled
NA'1nais, party
The dissolution ~ the con gregs'ions,
S-nh.r Cor'es insists. cannot cause
'r0phl. 4, will he effected peacsably
Hd Will include the confscaiion Of their
property The example ~ France will
10 followed N a"pIding difficuIti-s ~ the
execution 81 the dissolution II their
staulishm.nt.
GisFhLrNH oct. hing Manuel and
h. mother. Qu".a Amalia. ar" gusts
o. Con. ST. Fr, dsr.ck FoT"-t 'er- Aalker.
Governor Of Gibraltar. Tonding 'h-'r
d.la-'g-" to-morrcw for Villa Manrigt:c.
~" -'s G,.p,.. of Amalia's mother near
S,.n
NAME : grandmorhr'. Maria PA and
=" Iu'auts Alfonso are the guests ~
ke1r Admiral Pelham. Admiral Sup"rIn-
"ud"ut - GihTaltar. awaiting th" Italian
sarsL.p Regina Elena. which will iak"
n IN 'p Italy.
IN" royal party bads farewell this
n rrrnE ~ m" crew Of the yacht Amalia.
~ h brought thsm here from Port gal.
1h-n hey landed and attended mass in
The Roman Catholic cathedral. Manuel
lrns-d haggard and detected Amaiia
vas weeping considerable crowd
gave them sympathetic reception,
sh.r7 surprised and pleased the fuKitives
The Yacht Amslia. which belongs 90
,k- Portuguese navy. has been claimed
BY n" republican Government II
sHel FOR Lisbon this afternoon.
ROVE oct. . Mgr. Tonti. the Papal
Van to Portugal. has telegraphsd the
Va an that he IL safe 90 Cintra. The
Poi. tAs instructed him 20 remain ia
Frugal and watch Developments and
protect the clergy II necessary, hut 20
Ayo.i Incidents likely 20 result in diplo-
na complications
n" anti -clericals 81 Rome are aGitAtinE
aga the admission Of Portuguese
pr"s's and monks into Italy. They are
o'Fsu.1ing a meeting TO insist that the
v" eminent forbid their entry.
ptBBIT HUNTER KTLLED.