The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-06
MANUEL MAY.
Be EXPELLED
Overthrown King of Portu-
gal Plotting to Recover
Lost Throne

London, Feb. 6.-DepoSed from the
throne because of his attention to
Gaby Deslys. eN-King Manuel of Por-
tugal. is now about to be eXiled from
England. where he had sought asy-
lum. 1t is said Manuel will be or
dered to leave because he has violated
the tacit agreement that he would
engage in no plots. The foreign Of
flee. 1t is thought. will demand his
immediate departure from Great Bril-
Manuel has united with Dom Miguel,
the pretender. to overthrow the repub-
lican government in Portugal.
1t is expected that the eX-king viii!
go to Paris to continue his efforts to
regain the throne.
1t is reported that the wife of the
pretender's son. formerly Anita Stew.
art. a rich American. has loaned
Manuel several millions of dollars to
keep up the campaign. If he wins ha
will not only repay the money. but
marry n of Dom Miguels daughters.
and give the American lady a high
place at his court.
Interview Confirmed.
King Manuel's private secretary
confirms the report of a meeting be-
tween Manuel and Dom Miguel OF
B~raganza. at Dover, and adds tina a
reconciliation between the two branch-
es of the royal house OF Braganza was
effected.
Amid the food of second day stories
to which the interview has given rise
one interesting item is the suggestion
that the reconciliation OF the Manuel
lists and Miguelists will be ccmented
by the marriage to King Manuel Of
one of Dom Miguel's seven daughters.
whose ages range from Z to 81 years.
The Daily News says the Dover
meeting was preliminary to an attempt
to overthrow tho pnrfnritcSn rn,,,,l1ie
from Spanish territory, adding:
The coup, we'll informed persons
say. is fixed for this month. and one
good reason for believing that it is not
likely to be put off for long, quite
apart from the reconciliation. is the
uncertain condition of things in Spani.
Which Will it Be.
There is something like a race be-
tween those who want to set up two
republics and those who want to set
up two monarchies in the Iberian
peninsula. Spain. durinf "e last few
weeks. has passed through a double
political crisis. M the Liberal minis
try was only saved from a royal coup
d'etat by fear of a revolution.
In all probability the monarchists
will make the first attemnt. The
publicity with which King Manuels
and Dom Miguel's movements We're
advertised need cause no special as
eoh'SA1ihSlits II is one OF the trad.
tons of Portuguese revolutions. MANY
persons. for instance. knew in dvanc
Of the date liked upon for the repub-
lican revolution.
1T remains to be seen whether the
republic will prove to he Els 1T.pre.
pared as was the monarchy"
Working for Spanish Republic.
II News aSscf that a supren1e
effort has been arranged for the
month of February to overthrow the
portuguese republic. The coup is to
ne made over the northern and eastern
Spanish frontiers with the intention Of
a dash towards the capital. Large
sums of money have been spent in the
past few months for this purpose.
1t is recalled that tho Spanish au-
thorities some time ago allowed Por-
tuguese royalists bands. under COM
mand of General Concero, to use
spanish territ ry AS "A base for their
lhroads int" north Portugal.
Inc Portuguese government on its
SIDE. according to this story. has been
Amos openly organizing a republican
movement in Spain. This movement.
winch has for its object the uniting
OF Spain and Portugal in a single
lberian republic. has mot with consia-
cradle success. The Immediate pend
lng struggle in Portugal is therefore
perhaps as likely to involve Spain as
1t is to restore the Portuguese mon
archy.