New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-02
ALFONSO -UNDISM4YED
Spanish King Continues Round of
Pleasure at French Capital.

Paris June king Alfonso to-day continued
TO enjoy the festivities which France had pre-
pared in his honor apparently undismayed by
the anarchistic attempt on his life while on his
way with President Loubet from the gala per-
Torrance at the Opera last night. Accompanied
by President Loubet. his majesty left Paris at
80 a. m. for the camp at Chalons- sur Marine to
review the troops of the Sixth Army Corps.
Everywhere he was the recipient of tremendous
ovations, as yesterdays outrage evoked ma
tional sentiment of affection and sympathy for
the young monarch, and universal reprobation
for the attempt on his life.
Before his departure for ChaIons the King
attended Ascension Day services at the Church
of Ste. CIotilde
Rigid police measures were in force along the
route followed by the young monarch The
crowds cheered his majesty. who saluted ami
ably in reply
Various political groups have sent memorials
of sympathy to King Alfonso. and the residents
of the district m which the explosion occurred
sent him work of art.
On arriving at the field of manoeuVres the
King wearing the uniform OF a field marshai
and mounted superb bay. rode before the
troops President Loubet accompanying him IN
a carriage The superb military spectacle De-
gan with sham battle, in which the Sixth
Corps repulsed flank attack made by divis-
ion of cavalry.
1t it understood that the King received tele-
gram from Emperor William, felicitatng him
on his escape from assassination last night.
During the day members of the Diplomatic
Corps called at the dOrsay Palace and expressed
the regrets of many countries.
An enthusiastic reception was accorded klTS
Alfonso and President Loubet on their return
from the Chalons-sur-Marn review premier
Rouvier Minister of the Interior Etienne and
Minister of Public instruction BlenVenu Martln
waited at the station and congratulated his
ma jesty on his escape, and the route from the
guest, which led through the centre of Paris,
was packed with dense throngs, which cheered
uninterruptedly. The acclamations were re-
newed when later King Alfonso proceeded 10
the Eysee Palace, where President Loubet held
a garden party which attended by the
diplomatic corps, the Cabinet Ministers and
leading officials. His majesty greatly admired
the grounds of the palace, which were decorated
lan~Ss and remained there until midnight.
Cheering crowds still filled the streets when he
returned to the Palace d'Orsay.
King Alfonso has announced his intention of
awarding the Spanish medal for military merit
to the officers and soldiers who were wounded
or were thrown from their horses owing TO the
explosion.
Magistrates have searched for discriminating
documents at the residence of the Spanish An
archist Malato, who was arrested, but refused
to reply to questions without legal advice An
other Spaniard, named Volina. when questioned
declared he had been in Paris for a month with
several companions preparing for attempt on
King Alfonso's life. They had received five un-
charged bombs from Barcelona, he said: which
were hidden in the Bots Virofiay, in order to es-
cape police Investigations. The prisoner PROM
Used to show where they were hidden tomorrow:
His three companions have been arrested
The wounded now reach fifteen including
member of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies,
Fernando Robino, who was struck in the groin
while standing at a hotel window