Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-06
NEW KINGS LIBERAL
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very winning. AS a lad he displayed
fine, manly traits. He has consider
able artistic talent, and, like his father,
was exceedingly fond of outdoor sports,
such as tennis, riding and shooting. He
was reared with great care by the de-
voted queen, who took the warmest
interest in the education of the princes,
both of whom spoke English, French,
Spanish and Italian perfectly. The
kings tutor sings the praises of the
king and his dead brother.
"They were ideal young men," he
said, and then told an anecdote illus
trating the kings gentle nature. AS
the pri &c, he had always spoken of
the queen as cher majesty"
One day, however, he used the term
mother" then he turned to the tutor
and said: "I think 1 like the word
mother best. I read last night that
the queen vas lost in the wife, the wife
i'll the mother"
1t will DE interesting to Americans
that King Manuel is especially fond OF
America and Americans. In May, 1904,
when he was appointed naval appren-
tee, an American squadron under Rear
Admiral Barker. then at the Azores,
nastened it's arrival few days in or
6ed to be present at the ceremony. The
prince was overjoyed at the courtesy
ana, WiieIl Sp6dhlllS " WI. ID Yen
seldom failed to recall the delight and
pleasure he had in the presence of the
American officers.
Prepare for Funeral
Preparations for the funeral of the
dead king and crown prince are rapidly
nearing completion. Mr.. Bryan has re-
ceived the appointment of special en-
voy of America. He has transmitted
the resolution of sympathy adopted by
the American senate to Foreign Min
lister Lima, who was especially touched
by the appreciative form of the con-
dolence.
| The foreign newspaper correspond
cnts from London, Paris and Berlin are
fiocking into Lisbon. They seem dis
appointed at finding that the country
| is not in the throes of revolution.
The outgoing telegraph lines already
are swamped and there are many de-
lays incident to the flood of messages.
Increased precautions have been
| taken by the authorities to prevent the
spread of false OF alarming reports
! Both commercial and press kilograms
| are examined to see that they conform
to the regulations forbidding the trans
mission of anything inimical to the pub
lie security or irreYerent to the royal
| family.
Premier Ferreira held a lengthy con-
ference today with Premier Castro and
| Senior Wilhelm, respectively the lead
ers of the Progressists and Regeneration
PARTIES, on what measures should be
| taken for speedy re-establishment of a
parliamentary regime, in which efforts
the ministry is receiving the support OF
the press almost without exception.
Undereurrent of Revolt
In spite of the present tranquility
| throughout the country there are pes
simists who believe that revolutionary
| activity is more widely spread than ap'
pears on the surface. and that the sit
| uation is not improved by the COM
| bination of a young and inexperienced
| king under the domination of Wild
owed another with reactionary ten
denotes, a makeshift ministry and
premier who is a Socialist rather thar
| a statesman.
The pessimists have found addi-
| tional argument in the report that
Franco, although his downfall is COM
plete, does not intend that the cam
paign which he undertook shall be
| abandoned.
He is arranging for the selection of a
new leader for the Regenerator-Pro-
tinuation of a three cornered struggle,
from which the Republicans expect to
derive benefit in the future as they
have in the past. Frances admirers
believe that it means his dramatic re-
entry on the political scene at an OPP
| perfume moment.
The decision not to expose the bodies
of the late king and crown prince to
the public at the palace tomorrow, but
| only at the church after the ceremo-
MES, is also interpreted as an evidence
| of nervousness in high places.
Cabinet Holds Meeting
| The cabinet today proceeded with the
work of demolishing the measures pro-
mulgated through the dictatorship. 1t
held it's session in the Arcade over
| looking the spot, at an angle of Black
horse square, where the king and his
son were murdered.
The commission appointed under the
dictatorship to replace the elected mu-
nicipality officials has resigned.
Frances father was attacked by a
mob in one of the principal streets to-
| day.
The king has signed three DEGREES.
| One of these repeats the DEGREES is
| sued by Franco which restricted the
| freedom of the press, another repeats
a decree issued on January 81 which
I suspended the privilege of immunity
| from prosecution of members of the
| parliament and extended the powers of
| the criminal examining judges. The
members of parliament will now be
| liberated.
The Official Gazette will publish
| these DEGREES tomorrow.