The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-04

Lisbon. Feb. 3.--Under new regime, with King and the establishment of a new cabinet. Portugal seems to be for the moment at peace. There is an underlying current Of revolutions, however, and the stricteat measures are being taken to preserve order.
 At noon today an official statement was given out that perfect order ex- isted throughout Portugal. .s
 Franco. the once dietafor, was forced to resign becauas of the bik- terness of the people agAinef ffsn ana a new cabinet win strive for the wel- fare Of the fatherlans ua2sr the nfes- ldency of Rear Admiral DO AxiaFaA Another ofiioidl statement given out was to the effect that the president of the cabinet would be supported by all the groups of nlonarchists who had agreed to forget previous differences.
 The aituatlon for Premier France after the assassination of the King and Grown Prince became impossible. During the days which preceded the tragedy and during the tumu1tuous manifestations onithe streets, with the later discoveries of the vast stores of -him in his efforts to maintain order; but the murders changed the entire complexion of the situation. He has not been on the streets since his meet ing with the King immediately after the latter's arrival from Villa Vicosa, but all possible places where he might have been. are closely watched and guarded
 The new cabinet which is conposed of the strongest members of various factions, but all opposed to Franco. Ras drawn to it gtrong patriotic sup- porting movement. During the night Do Arnaral and the chiefs of the non- archist parties held a protracted ses- sion and laid out Q program look ing to the qualification of the people.
 Word has been received here that a British fleet. the number of vessels not being stated. passed oporto this morn ing bound for Lisbon.
 Murders Carefully Planned.
 The investigation of the police show that the murders were carefully plan ned. On Saturday the assassins met secretly in the back room of a cafe and there laid out every step of the plot: they were enabled to do this as all the details relating to the home coming of the king had been made pub lie. TO each was assigned a post in the work of shooting down the mem bers of the royal family, but lots were drawn for the selection of each partl- cular victim. Those who drew Queen Amelie and Prince Manuel faiI- RAf~O O1AAJ OAL LnCAE OlOQQX TASK.
 The chamber in the palace where re- pose the bodies of King Carlos and the Crow Prince has been draped in mourn Ing and arranged to resemble a cFfap- el The piers are surrounded by light cd candles and Queen Amelie, widow of the King. and the Dowager Queen. Maria Pia, his mother, watch eontin- ualiy at the side of their dead.
 Bodies in state.
 The hodV nf fha uniform of the commander.in-chiee of the army, while the Prince wears d uniform of a captain of the Second Lancers. Several masses for the re- pose of the souls of the departed all. ready have been said in the mortuary chamber. The bodies will lie in state, probably beginning tomorrow. It is expected that the funerals will be at- tended by the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles of Bourbon. the Duke of Aosta. the cousin of King Victor Emmanuel. a special French Embassy and detacb. ments of the foreign regiments of which the late King was honorary coi- onel.
 The condition of Queen AmeIie. con trary to ruTnors, Is relatively good The Duke of Oporto, brother of tha at the palace. where he will remain for a time. The Countess of Paris. Queen Anelie's mother. is on her way here.
 Charles Page Bryan. the American Minister to Portugal, was the frst dip. lomat to offer condolences to the royal family.
 Little by little Lisbon is reEaininE it's normal aspect. although the public buildings and the palace are still guarded by squadrons of soldiers and detachmeDts of the municipal guards. A number of the newspapers of the city have suspended publication.
 Composition of New Cabinet.
 Lisbon, Feb. 3..-Admiral Ferreira do Amaral has formed the following coalition cabinet, making himself lnraSidant tvffh0aaA rnrtfaIfO. Minister