The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
MANY MASSES SAID
re March WIN De ThreuGh TIVE
Mf1es Of Troop Ltned strests 70
Chnrch 81 san vtncente.

n. March WIN ne Threugh Tive
nrs3~~ a. Frwnp Lanea streets 10
Chnrch 81 san visceats.
rs..on Feb 7-An sxSsassai awaits
the conning Of the morrow ana the nnol
rendering Of homage TO the dead King
Evsrything r In readiness Tor the
march from che mortuary chapel where
me bodies now lie, almost compieteiy
eoyered with fowafs, through two
maiss Of troop lined streets to the
shurch Of san Vicente. where the sol
enan requiem of the Roman church
Win be celebrated for the repose OF
Every hour during the day, masses
were said at the affairs In the palace
chapel, and according to tradition.
priests prayed before the caskets,
sprfnkied them with holy water ano
burned incense. The principal mass
~ the day was celebrated by the pap
Al uuucio. 1t was attended BY KinE
Manuel and queen Ameiie and the
members OF the diplomatic corps In
uniform and the gentlemen and ladies
Of ths court. After the service hno
ended all those who mad attended the
mass. viewed the bodies of the King
and his SON The public was not al
mitted to the chapel
Tha number Of floral tributes re-
celved ct the chapel 10 unprecenaehtee
In every instance two have been sent
one for the bier of, King Carlos and
the other for that of crown prince
T.niz philippe. Added to those that had
been sent, the queen ordered every
hloaxon plucked from famous Cintra
~nr,7ena and the inside of the chapei
is literally banked in flowers ana the
noor covered by them to depth OF
ten inches. The flowers win embrace
nearly every variety s.ewn snn., ms ss
reaoient with their perfume. some
offerings are 80 large as to require
four man to carry them.
"a MANY carriages will be required
- rofvey the Soral tributes that pri-
vate persons are finding dificulfy IN
engaging vehicles for use In the run
ersi cortege-
arrival OF twenty ave priests
from different parishes VII, Win
fl.~sr xhoirs of children. Many
persons from neighboring towns In
me provinoe are already cominE into
Lisbon for the funeral. the govern.
nrent accepts the presence OF so many
,sansfrI nrovfncfais as a strong as
ersrance against any disagreeabie IN
rlSent The streets already are great
IL animated. The weather Is colo,
but pleasant.
Fmaee Discusses TrnEedy.
FIeudAye France. Fen. tine
.soutb express passed through this
morning. Ex-Premier Franco AID not
leave the train at the frontier, but
continued ON to Paris.
The REPRESENTATIVES, of the Associated
press travelled with Senior Franco as
Ear as Hendaye, and on the way Franco
consented to discuss the poysenuous
events Of Saturday.
raas he said. II have been struck 20
tI1e heart Yet in spite OF everything q,
hone to see my cuInt~y recover 1
have confidence in the future OF Por-s
f.sval and In the monarch which has
been 80 cruelty tried. When offered
my resignation I told Queen Amene
that all the monarchicaf parties mao
sailed around the throne and that my
friends would give the ministry the
most loyal and complete support.
~ wfsh hencafnrth II live In peace
faf from the politics have abandonao
forever. / believe that time VIII bring
4 true and fair judgment, Of my con5
duet. and with this i content myself.
SENIOR Franco denied with indigna-
tiou the published statements that
ouaen Annette had accused him Of be-
ing morally responsible for the assas-
sination Of The King.
Dsnes In Private.
i. Bordeaux, Feb. 7.-Senhor Franco
and his party dined in private at the
hotel The former premier did not go
out during the evening.
The future movements of Franco con-
stifute a most complicated problem for
those interested in them He spent the
moat Of the evening portng over IN
Vulnerable time tables. Frons soineE
where no one knows came a more or
less ofFacial idea that Franco intended
going to Cette Saturday or Sunday ana
thence to MarsellIes, where he might
embark on q steamer or proceed 70
Switzerland At midnight however.
the lights in Frances apartments were
extfnguished and the mystery OF his i'm
tentions remained.
Asked Spain to Intervene.
Paris. Feb. THE Gaulois today de-
cIares that immediately after the assas-
sinations Of the King and Crown Prince
of Portugal on Saturday. Premier
Erraneo PUSHED 10 the ministry and sent