Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-08
ROYAL FAMILY EXILED.
Republic Of Portugal Flo finally Pro-
claims Punishment of King, Mother,
Duke of Oporto, and Dowager Queen
Report of ManueEs Attempted Suicide.

Duke of OpOrto, ana DoWager queen
Report ofManueps Attempted Suicide
Lisbon, Oct. S.-The republic Of
Portugal formally proclaimed the ex.
lie today of King Manuel, Queen
Mother Amelie, the duke OF Oportc
and the Dowager Queen Maria Pia.
There has been no confirmation Of
the story printed in the Seculo that
Manuel tried to commit suicide at
MARIA, after his flight from the palace,
and was only prevented from doing SC
by the. interference OF his mother.
According to the Seculo, Manuel was
overcome by dependency just before
leaving MARIA for the coast, where ne
was to embark for Gibraltar. The cir
cumstantial story is that Manuel in
jured himself, though whether by a
pistol or knife is not stated.
The new government continues Its
active preparations against resump-
ton of hostilities by the royalists. Presi-
dent Braga declared today that the re-
ports from the provinces, where the
monarchial spirit was supposed to be
the strongest, gave the utmost en-
couragement to the new ministry and
that there was little chance Of a royal
list movement against the capital.
1t was reported today that number
of leading royalists and clericals, who
held out to the last against the new
government. are to be executed for
their activities. A court martial, it is
said, will decide the fate of those in.
cluded in the ban.
The expulsion of undesirable Catho-
lies is to be pushed with the greatest
vigor. In the belief that many OF the
monasteries and converts are store
houses Of wealth that should be appro-
priated by the government, many OF
these institutions are being searched
and their valuables confiscated. More
than score of priests, accused OF sedl-
tious utterances against the provisional
government, were arrested today, The
police raided their homes i'll rough
fashion. The decree ordering all re-
ligious orders to leave Portugal within
"a hours will be issued Sunday.
In confirmation Of United Press
cables that the revolutionists had no
designs against the lives OF Manuel and
the other members Of the royal family,
it is learned today that the only de-
mand made OF the Duke Of Oporto,
when he was captured early in the
6ghting in Lisbon, was that he leave
the country. Promising this, the duke
was not only permitted to go, but was
given an escort to the royal yacht
Amelie, on which the revolutionlsts
knew it was intended to convey the
other members of the family to Gibral-
tar. The promotion of all army and
navy officers prominently identified
with the revolution will be effected as
speedily as possible, according to an
official announcement today.
Lisbon, Oct. 9.-One of the worst
conflicts since the initial outbreak oc-
Cured today between the revolutionists
and the defenders OF the Quelhos Mon
astery, the latter being captured after a
heavy artillery fire, in which several
monks were killed.
The fighting, according to the most
authentic reports, was started by the
monks, who attacked party OF pass
ing revolutionists, in revenge for the
bombardment of the monastery on
Wednesday. A rifle fight ensued, and
the revolutionists were being worsted
when infantry, cavalry and artillery re-
Inducements came up. The monastery
was again bombarded and its defenders
surrendered after two hours resistance.
It is believed that at least a dozen
we're killed and a score injured on both
sides.
After the surrender Of the mon
astery, the surviving monks were al
lowed to leave, taking their dead and
injured with them. Several hundred
monks and two regiments were engaged
in the battle.
The expulsion of monks from other
monas:eries is being accompanied by
severe fighting and a heavy loss Of life
is sure to result.
Gibraltar, Oct. SKIING Manuel
and the other members OF the Portu-
guese royal family are still aboard the
yacht Amelie in the local harbor.
Governor Sir Archibald Hunter has
extended an invitation to the exile to
make his home at Europa Point, their
stopping place, as long as they are in
Gibraltar. The royalists have SO far
have remained in almost complete
seclusion.
London, Oct. S.-A dispatch just
received here from Gibraltar says that
Manuel sailed from there today for
Oporto with the intention OF attempt
ing to rally an army to regain his
throne. The report lacks contirma-
ton.
Manuel is reported to have said to
Governor Hunter, in their interview OF
Thursday, that he was confident OF his
eventual return to power. lie eX-
pressed his belief that the bulk OF the
army and people we're still loyal, and
intimated that it would be but short
time until he would be able to lead a
victorious army against the REPUBLICANS.
Oporto, Portugal, Oct. S.-Two oil
the prisoners in the local Jail were
killed today and sixteen injured in an
attempted jail breaking. The prisoners
attacked the guards who used then
carbines in restoring order.
Won Box of Candy.
Logansport, Ind, Oct. S.-To wiz
box OF bonbons from her sweetheart,
u,boloroct;onad har co,1rap a Miss Ouise