Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-05

miles Yves; of Lisbon. and that by this
means he plans 10 gain Gibraltar or Eng
land.
Lisbon. Feb. 4-The condition of
King Manuel, who was shot in the
arm and face at the time his father
and brother were killed last Saturday,
is improving.
TIE official organ. in its issue of to-
DAY. declares that the funerals of the
late King and Crown Prince will be
held on Feb. s. at III A NJ. at the
Royal Pantheon of st. Vincent De
Lisbon.
The Marqui, De Several. the Portu-
guese minister to Great Britain. has
left here for London.
Material changes in the new cabinet
have been made. Only three members
OF the first ministry, as announced
Yesterday. are retained in the cabinet
gazetted today. They are Rear Adj
lrirai Francisco Joaquin Ferrcira De
Ainaral. Jose Matthias Nunes and DR..
Wencoslao De S. Pereira Lima. Rear
Admiral Ferreira De AInaral becomes
minister of the interior and retains
the post of premier; DR.. Lima is still
minister Of foreign affairs; Manoel An
tonic MCreira, Jr., is minister OF fill
ance: Arthur Alberto De Campos Hon
riquez is minister of justice and wor-
ship: Jose Matthias Nunes retains the
portfolio Of minister of war; Vice AG-
miral Augusta De Castillo is minister
Of marine and colonies and the Count
Of BertiandOs is minister of public
works. industry and commerce.
Senior HonriQueZ was minister OF
justice in the Ribeiro cabinet Of 1898
and Senior Moreira was minister of
marine IN 1905.
The ProgrcSsist-D iSSideItS voted to-
day to support the new government
on condition that all political prisoners
be freed. that the eXiles be permitted
to return to Portugal and their politi-
cal rights be restored, and that all
existing autocratic measures contrary
to liberty be repealed.
The Royal Pantheon of St. Vincent,
where the funeral obscquies of the
late King Carlos and the crown Prince
will be held next Saturday, is a mas
sive structure in what is called the
Oriental section of Lisbon. IN the
clOiStcrS of the venerable building re-
pose the bodies OF Portuguese mon
archs who have ruled during the last
$50 years. from John " to Louis T.
Here also the inches contain the bodies
Of many of the famous statesmen,
warriors, poets, philosophers and eT-
plorers who have fourished in past
generations. For many years the main
eGi:lCe was used as monastery by
the Augustine monks. 1t is low the
official residence of the cardinal patri-
arch of Lisbon, the residential quarter
being connected by gardens and vault
ed corridors with the huge pantheon
proper. in which the bodies of the
monarchs and grandces of Portugal
finally reposc.
The minister OF war issued statement
today declaring the rumors that : revo-
luton had broken out in Oporto or else
whore in the country to be absolutely
untrue. There is TO undue agitation In
either military or civil circles" the state
ment says Money and values Sener-
ally remain firm in spite Of the assas-
sinations Of Saturday ana the public diff
ficulties CT the country"
The names of the resicidcs have been
given ont az follows:
Louis Lopez, who was at one tim" Il
clerk in store; man named Caixeria.
who at one time published a newspaper
in Lisbon and who was later the proprie-
tor of a publicity agency, located on
Douradorc street; Manuel Bussia, who is
designated as It professor Of the Ma
tional School" and 4 Soaniard named
Cordova.