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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
KING cAnLos's STORMY REIGN.
Discord and Revolt Have Manifested
. The nlxclYex Nearly Every Year.-.-

Since Carlos i. assembled the throne.
on December rs, 1889. scarcely year
has passed in which the King and his.
kingdom were not involved IN menaclnlg
trouble. Either Portugal has been in
some imbroglio with foreign nations,
or dlscord and revolt have, manifested
themselves against the crown on the
part of his subjects. 1t was but the
senalons which ended IN the assassina-
ton Of the King and his son, the
Grown Prince. Saturday.
King Carlos was porn in Lisbon on.
September IS, 1863. He Gwas the elder
son OF King Luiz !. and queen Maria
Pia, his mother being the daughter of
the late King Victor Emmanuel of Italy.
Tho dynasty belonged to the louise OF
Of the fourteenth century. At that time
Alfonso, an illegltima tesson Of J ohm r.,
was created Count Of Barcellos by his
father, and In 144?. Duke Of Braganza.
by King Alfonso Y. 5a
King OF Spain Became King OF Portugal,
kings, belonging to the EIouse Of Avis,
became extinct by tho death OF King
Sebastian and his successor. Cardinal
Henriquc, King Philip II. Of Spain be-
q Portuguesse princess. King e 81 Porn
tugal. sixty years later the people OF
Portugal 3reyolteds gainst this dual rul o
and proclaimed Dom Joao. who was
Dom Joao was then the nearest PoE.
tuguese heir to the throne. 8
The Duke, on ascending to the
throne. took the name Of Joao IW,.
While the Portuguese historians ap.
pended the title. 1.-THE Restorer., Ii "a
from this ] Gao that the present rulers IS
Ct Portugal are. descend ed. Queen Maria
H.. by her marriage to the Prince OF,
Bra CANA With that Of the Teutonie
$. !, G t'1 I. was the THIRD
Era ganza- Coburg. 81 Ss D q
Carlos Was Indolent, nut Courageous.
King Carlos, then the Crown Prince.
was educated after the rlnnne + Of most most
princes Of the blood royal. IN early
life he showed Indications OF the Ind oi !.
ence and apathy In respect Is affairs
Of state which afterwards made n him
notorious asa Ian ruler, and the per-
sonal bravery Which, after his ascen-
sion Il to the throne, stamped him a 5
one Of the most In rep id nv lers.. SO far
rs his own persona sa fety was con,
Germ led 1 anlongs the lonarcbs Of Europe.
AS o. Ssout llg he lso eAlltb ted marked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
President that lie has himself raised
an issue in his own party which makes

ii
President that lie has himself raised
an issue in his own party which makes
1t absolutely necessary that he be the
candidate again If he would save his
party from defeat. Some Democrats
think this the underlying motive in
writing the message.
1t Is admitted that 1t will be hard
matter for any other Republican can
didate to wear the Roosevelt mantle
with any degree OF grace. He stands
alone among possibilities so far as mis-
attitude on the subjects discussed In
the message Is concerned.
Secretary Taft is undoubtedly the
most likely to win of all the other
candidates, but behind Secretary Taft
are several embarrassing labor deci-
sions, rendered While he was on the
Federal bench. which would most Sc
rioasly affect his candidacy. especially
inFview OF the new platform as regards
union labor enunciated by the President
for his party in the message OF last
Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
CHARGED WITH AltRDElt
COMMITTED IN LYNCHBuRG

George Coffey, an army recruit. WIN
arrived to-day from Portsmouth, Ohio
lis held at the Columbus army post on
tho charge OF completely in murder
at Lynchhurg. Va, January a5th. Cof-s
icy and a brother arc alleged to have
killed a man In q saloon row in the
Virginia city. s
. The Lynchburg police have started
an officer, TO Columbus after the
prisoner. Is u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
EMPEROR: DISTRESSED Sc D
Orders Mourning for Court for Tire.
Weeks,

Weeks.
BERLIN, February 2.-When news
of the assassination of the King of
Portugal and the Crown Prince was
communicated to the Emperor by the
adiutant on duty about 6 o'clock in
the morning. the Emperor was greatly
distressed, s he was especially fond
OF the Crown Prince, OF whom he saw
much during his visit to Portugal in
1905. The Emperor at once telegraphei
to the Queen and Prince Manuel his
condolences, and later directed that tEe
three weeks.
The general official view here APP
pears to be that the death OF King
Carlos and the Crown Prince is great
misfortune for Portugal. as it was be-
lieved the King would have succeeded
in csta blishing reforms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Negro Cnrycs Another.

John Tunstall was arrested late Sat
suraay night OIL the charge ofWolnding
supplemented With a charge at carry-
ing d concealed Wea non. Bag ny was
carved, In approved fashion, and linsltls
4merahle stitches had 70 he taken IN his
II l;t tOllly. Wy ~ RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Looks G ood to Him.

ii 3tWe fear II would hardly baS safe To ottHr5
Governor Hughes thu pres! des n no ton
just to see II he would refuse lt.--JN asa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Endorsed by Mr. Bryan.

Mr.. Bryan has taken the course of
indorsing the message. This course Is
being followed by many Democrats In
Congress. 1t is advocated by those
who arc working for conference of
Democrats, at which resolutions np-
proving the message will be proposed.
The situation is OF an interest en-
tirely uneaualed in many years. 1t is
believed to be entirely true that the
message of last Friday is indorsed by
moro Democrats than Republicans.
That, of itself. is enough to convey
some idea of the chaos into which 1t
has thrown things political at Wash
ington.
1t Is impossible to conceive of Presi-
dent Roosevelt giving any more hearty
support to such man as Foraker, or
Cannon. or Fairbanks, or Knox, as the
Republican presidential nominee, than
was accorded Mr.. Bryan by President
Cleveland In 1896.
That also should be sufficient to
convey some idea OF the confusion
which has resulted from this latest
laundering from the White House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Favor Indorsc n,ent.


The majority of the Democrats APP
rear to believe that it Is the wise
plan to commend the President for
his course ana to indorse 1t. It is not
yet possible to say whether the effort
to have the minority meet in confer
once tomorrow night and take formal
action, III effect indorsing the mes
So sc, Will succeed, but such course
is being followed by Influential men-
bers of the minority. Those who are
working for q conference with this
purpose assert they will be able to
obtain the necessary number OF sigma
lures to the petition to insure that
Representative Fl. ID. Clayton, the con-
ference chairman, Will issue the call.
There will be strenuous opposition
in the conference to, the adoption OF a
resolution tpeoiflcally indorsing the
attitude which the President took In.
the now celebrated message.
IT seems pretty safe to say that the
effort to have such a resolution adopt
ed, II made, would be defeated If
the conference be called, 1t Is alto
gether likely that the resolution which
will be adopted wlll8simply ndorse the
things for which the President stands.
without any specific Endorsement of
tho executive HIMSELF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
Wcur Il Third Tcrn,.

The real objection to the adoption
OF a resolution which would indorae
tho message in so many words Is the
fear that Mr.. Roosevelt VII be nonlt-
mated by the Republicans at Chicago
next summer. The message hasrepipel
gthird-terlns tails to a WondGrf ~ L essre,s,
Ut is NOW asserted by friends of tue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
PRES. ROOSEVELT
0UT-HERODs HER0D
CONTINUED From First Page.)

a quandnryF as to how they shall pro-.
coed in order to avail themselves OF
some of the practical benefits OF the
lofty somersault executed at the White
HniGp 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

kr ocked over sixteen dolls with re-
volver and won a medal presented by
NJ. Gastinne- Rennette. the owner OF the
shooting gallery. for killing" .'run-
ming rabbit" target by putting twelve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

ION another visit to the society His
Majesty chose target representing a
man In profile, At a distance Of bout
thirty yards he secured at one trial S5
shots, fired within twenty-six seconds
with a revolver, and at his second es-
say he used a "A revolver and scored
the maximum, Sc points, firing his
''As the time allowed for firing was
forty seconds. 1t will be seen that this
is an uncommonlyt good performances.
I'm his own realm he is very keen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

on pigeon shooting ana Lisbon bids
Pathfinder It's Kings Electromagnetic
become q rival to Monte Carlo us n cen.
tre for this sport.
TN II recent match ut the Lisbon.
Club, in which the King competed. he
scored heavily. The courtiers With
one exception, were too loyal to attempt
to beat the royal record The axcep-
ton WIS Dom Alfredo OsNeil, u de-
scendant OF an 1rishman who had GEM
turies before found fame and fortune
In Portugal. AS O'Neil was walking off
with tile prize---n magnificent piece of
plate--son1e English speaker called
out: BE tile powers. oild Oirelnnd for
iver!' whercnt the King was intensely
q god W ..-.l.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03
rhc prctendcr to the Throne.

Dom Miguel de Braganza, head OF
the direct house OF Braganza, which
formerly reigned over Portugal, the
pretender to the throne. Is likely to
death of King Carlos and the Crown
Prince. The father OF Dom Miguel
was the late King Miguel Duke OF
Bras anza. who received the throne
ter OF Emperor Pedro I. of Brazil. and
vas King OF Portugal from 1928 to
1894, at which latter date Queen Ma
ria was restored to- the throne There
bellion with the object of placing Dom
Miguel on the throne, but recently
these were not given serious consider
q ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

Ono popularity of the King which
caused those entertained much disconi-
fort was his refusal to touch his lips
to the same glass of wine more than
once. AS soon as he had raised slnss
to his lips and slipped It's contents he
insisted that the glass be removed from
the table and replaced with another.
King Carlos did not drink as much
wine at banquets as many other mon
archs, but II the number of glasses
used by him had been taken as a cri-
terion he would have seemed to con-
siline. IT by the gallon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

place Of the conspirators and made a
number Of arrests. selling quaint ties OF
bombs and other weapons, and since
then other raids have been made IN
Lisbon, with the result that the police
believed they had the revolutionaries
well III hand. Each day, however.
brought new evidences of the ramifi-
cations of the plot to remove the heads
cf the state and establish republican
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

The honeymoon was hardly over
when Don Carlos was called upon to
serve an apprenticeship as ruler dur
ing the temporary absence of his faith
Himself 20 y we'll on that oee zee asau that
the people OF Portugal hailed him as
coming monarch of especial worth. on
March 81. 1887. Luiz Philippe. Duke
of Braganza, the Crown Prince who
was assussinated with his father yes
terday. was born to the royal pair.
u lille second son. Manuel. now sue
ic.ssor to the throne, was born on
November 10, 1889. only 4 little more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-03

------ -'---.
A treaty with England, however not
only provides for assistance from that
country in tile event of foreign lnva-
sion of Portugal but is also designed
danger from revolution In the form
of an attempt upon the monarchy 1T
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Atnlicniidlc MprSaciellen.

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Wtnrinc Sritif.

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bel 1866 $1t66.66.
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