The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-07
UNCROWNED
 QUEEN HAS
 INDICATED Gay Gaby Kicks Off Portu- gal Boy Kings Grown,
 Then Deserts Him Manuel Meets Former Charmer in London The atre But She Throws Him Down.
Especial from United Press)

Especial from United Press)
 London. Jan. 7-PortugaPs 'un- crowned Queen has abdicated. Mile. Gaby Deslys, of Paris, whose twinkling toes kicked kingly crown from the head of Manuel of Portugal, has de- serted the boy whose ruin she is al- legged to have encompassed.
 Penniless and stripped of royal rank, Manuel turned to his charmer- and his charmer turned him down. Pleasure-lovtng Gaby Deslys prefer red burgoise millions to an ex-king without gold and jewels.
 It was in London that Manuel met Deslys for the first time since he in stalled her as the 'uncrowned Queen" in Portuga1's capital, in the turbulent days that ended in his dethronement. The true story of the recent visits of Manuel and Deslys In London was re- vealed. today, by intimates of the banished ruler. Deslys returned to Paris, today, leaving Manuel discon- solate.
 When Manuel was forced to flee his native land, Deslys was playing in Vienna. In @ tragic interview she de- clared she would stick to ''her King" until the end. When, therefore, Gaby appeared in London a short time ago and put up at a quiet hotel, it was believed she had come to visit Man uel though she gave out that she was in London to consult a famous throat specialist.
 Manuel has been a frequent visitor in London of late and always put up incognito at prominent hotel in the company of Marquis de Sove-all for ner minister to London, whose pres- ence as a guardian is always neces- sary before Amelie, the Queen mother, will furnish money for his trips to London. The evenings Manuel and De Soverall spent in several music halls. comedy theatres, where they occupied inconspicuous seats. Neither Manuel nor his companion wore any ins gma of rank, and both appeared to be en- deavoring to hide their identity They, were rarely recognized.
 A few nights ago, while witnessing a performance of the Quaker Girls Manuel met Gaby Deslys, who was also spectator. Eye witnesses to the meeting declare that from the spon- taneous manner in which Manuel rush ed to his fair inamorata. the meeting was chance one and not by appoint ment.
 Manuel took an unoccupied seat in Deslys stall and engaged her in warm conversation, apparently pressing his suit and begging her to return to him. Deslys was totally indifferent to his tnsistent advances and coolly watched the play, barely listening to the de- throned ruler as he poured out his love. While Manuel was still talking earnestly Mile. Deslys rose, adjusted her wraps and left the theatre, with gesture indicating to the apparently disconsOlate Manuel that she did not care to have him follow. A careful investigation reveals that Manuel did not see Deslys again during the re- mainder of her sojourn in London, nor was he in communication with her. Persons who know the chic little dancer declare she intimated forcibly, to Manuel that as he was without rank or money, she had lost interest in him. Manuel, it is declared, immediately re- turned to the home of the Duke of Orleans. on whose estate he and his mother. Amelie are living
 A Paris cable declares Deslys' friends in the French capital know she had been suffering from contagious laryngitis and had been advised by French phys clans to undergo an op- eration at the hands of London spe- cialists. She had apparently started out with this intention.