The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
DepOsed King OF Portugal Opens
Bank Account at Gibraltar
With Money Cabled
From London
ROYAL PARTY OBJECT
OF GREAT CURIOSITY
Fugitive Ruler Said to Have
Expressed Confidence That
He Would Return to
Lisbon
BRITISH FLAG CHECKS
ATTACK ON MONASTERY
Especial Gable to The Call


N IBRALTAR, British Spain, Oct.
II Sit is assumed that the de-
posed King Manuel will remain
here some time. 1t became known to-
day that a bank here has received on
account of the king credits for large
sums, presumably by cable from
London.
The former king, with his mother.
Queen Amelie; his uncle, the duke of
| Oporto, and his grandmother. Queen
Maria Pia, came ashore this morning.
When their presence became known.
large crowds gathered and followed
them about town.
The royal party entered several
shops and ordered goods, which were
sent aboard the royal yacht.
Royal Party in Church
After visiting the shops the royal
party went to the principal Roman
Catholic church, where it was received
with great ceremony by the priests.
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manned at the church some. time, en-
gagged in deep prayer. Afterward they
returned by steam pinnace to the
yacht.
The royal yacht is the center Of
interest for the entire town All day
innumerable small boats, crowded to
the gunwale with curious spectators.
have been cruising around the yacht
as near as the line of picket boats from
the British war vessels would allow
them to approach.
Expects to Regain SCepter
| King Manuel made his first known
references to the revolution today, when
ne is reported to have said that he had
every confidence that he would be
able to return to Lisbon as he de-
clared that most of the army and the
bulk of the people were loyal at heart.
The royal party probably will proceed
to Marseilles next week Today. under
instructions from his government. the
Italian consul here gave an audience
to the queen dowager. Maria Pia. who
intrusted him with dispatches for the
Italian royal family.
Manuel of Braganza"
PARIS, Oct. s.-A staff correspond
ent of the Matin at Lisbon telegraphs
that one hears practically no illusions
to the dethroned sovereigns. in whom
no one appears to have any interest.
The Lisbon newspapers refer TO them
as Manuel of Braganza' and "Amelis
of Orleans"
A correspondent of the Temps at
the Portuguese capital finds the entire
country calm. The rural population is
evincing little interest in events.
The military aspect of Lisbon sug-
gests a small strike rather than a rev.
l'olution. The Figaro says the real rea-
son for the failure of the projected
marriage of King Manuel and the Eng
Iish princess. Patricia of Connaught.
was Great Britain's fear that the Por-
tuguese monarchy would fall.
New Regime Stands Firm
LONDON, Oct. S.-Sir F. H. viIHers.
British minister at Lisbon. cabled to the
foreign Office today that the new gov
ernment was receiving general sup
port and that there was no prospect of
success for counter government
The foreign Office had no information
in regard to the future movements of
King Manuel. 1t is expected. however
that he viii remain for some time at
Gibraltar and watch events in Portu-
gal
The British government has under
discussion the question of the recog-
milton of Portugal as republic.
Recognition Will Be Given
COLOGNE. Oct. S.-The Gazette
prints an inspired Berlin dispatch TO
the effect that if the republican form
of government succeeds in Portugal all
nations will recognize 1t. as no state
would take occasion TO mix in the in
ternal affairs of Portugal The Ga
zette repels the insinuation that Ger
many Is seeking to acquire coaltng