Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-09
Bodies of Murdered King and
Crown Prince of Portugal
Borne to the Grave With
Solemn Ceremony,
NO UNT0WARD INCIDENT
MARS ROYAL FUNERAL
Republican Leaders JUbiIantIy
Predict Early Downfall of the
Mo0archy Strict Censorship
Enforced at Lisbon,


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IBy Morning Journal Special Lsased wlre.l
| Lisbon Fob. with the church
bells tollue conunuanN the bodies Of
the murdered king and crown prince
IN rwq golden chariots shrouded in
black velvet aud drawn by eight hood
ed horses, were escorted by a glitter
ing funeral pageant today across LIS
bon To the Portuguese pantheon and
laid at rest beside their ancestors Of
the BraEau2a dynasty Seven hours
elapsed from the time the foreign
princes and The special ambassadors
of all the powers gathered at the pal
ace for ,he ceremony there until three
salutcs of twenty one guns, and mus
letry rcverbCtattug over the terrace,
ana the sunset hills, and answered by
the British warships IN the harbor,
announced that the last rites were
over.
Not single uutowdrd incident
married the last act of Portugal's trag-
cdy. The vague rorrbodings proved
haseess, and there Is general feel
ing of relief tonight that all passed
wen m vteN of the political turmoil
The gant nu,rauring Of people along
the Lac OF procession was noteworthy
They packed The payoments, crowded
the windows and chpkcd the iide
streets, While evidences Of deep and
popular sorrow seemed to absent
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carried hl'nS'II us "'aNoN "s
'hlEhN uhouEh ue'o'y palt ana On 'r'
verge e. a. eon'plete preahu"Wn N'et,
Ihe oFue'l was over, me puhe "
IohhduhhI frH''e h'te' rteue''tN
ana lhlahlo ferhauo' III a"u'uoh W
verbal cohdoIehc'S, presented perS
al letters from t'elr SoNe'e'bHs :" w,
KING VINO was BIeauE 'u0"'u
THESE messages IearS that "e't ~
most constantly III MS eyes SeNe''i
tlmes oVertlo"ed.
"heh inc members OF tne court aHu
the special representatives OF lotelbh
countries entertainer tue chaPel l"'
the last prleI service the KING REMAIN
ed behihd. NeIthef ne nor tne TWO
queens IolloWeu the ooIteBt W tn'
chufch The Nloieht aeath OF ne
tathcf' II Is explained apSolNeu h'is
Manuel from conforming 20 lno tra-
dition OF walking hehlhd lhe ueau 70
the grave. NeFertheIess' ms apseHoe
and the absence OF queen Ailel'e anu
the dowaEer queen has caused unlFer-
sal comment, being generally attrlo-
nted 70 "ther reasons
The heavily armed procession WHlch
left the NccessldadeS palace was rem
nscent Of byEone age. Ca'a'r'
with pixies led the way lhlah.ty eta
artillery brought up the rear
Ih" e'lIeEe proper was SuIFouhueu
by squadrcns OF Dragons. II consist
I'd of the funora cars following IN the
wake Of nlgt-seated gllded coaehesl
Zach drawn by six pairs Of richly ca
oarisoned mules, in which rode the
ipccal ambassadors and the high ulg-
1itawes OF court These inmherlhs'