New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

hicIe. which disappeared under the archway OF
the Louvre.
The Young King was TO be seen sitting oeside
the President He was pale, but apparehts
calm. Just before the carriage disappeared the
King called one of the attaches OF the spah.oil
embassy and sent him back to make inquiries
c,,,car,,,,r the wounded Then the carriage
drove Off to the Palais d'orsay, hen1rned IN oS
troops and cavalry
The police Immediately gathered in strong
force and cleared the surrounding streets anu
began attending the wounded who were car
ried to a nearby hotel. .
Immediately following the explosion an iiloi
yidual was seen to dash into the crowd put men
seized him before he could escape ana Iurlieo
him over TO the police He Is peheFeu ~ nav
been tire author of the outrage
Many other arrests were made 1he rrst Pc.
so, tarep VAS man about twenty years Old
having an injured eye. 1t was not KNOWN
whether his wound was caused by the eNploSioh
,r ~, the violence OF the crowd. he refuses 10
s7>aak A woman informed the police that she
~. The man under neighboring gateway talk
;r~ - two men Just before the explosion lie
had something conical shaped IN MS hailu SHS
also declares that she saw him hghuis "H"'
she now thinks must have been Iu'e ou'
-. ,ho ,i,ra she declares she did not take much
notice cf him.
9+ber persons arrested on suspicion OF oeing
,.-,,,,icss in 1be deed refuse to give inforrna-
80, roc ,7ng the man believed to be responsloie
fo- the outrage
Through the night excited crowds remained
outside the cordons of police and soldiers Drawn
about the scene of the explosion where oiiiciSiS
from, the municipal laboratory are searching lor
fragments of the bomb
Al . o'clock this morning the prefect OF po-
Ice fnterrogated some of those arrested "ho
DESERVED themselves follows; Louis flho''
TWENTY-FIVE years old. tailor; Marcel HauteH'
fourteen years old, a glassblower' feralh"nu
Boiler. twenty-one years old, a florist IL Is NOT
known whether they belong to the group Which
organized the outrage They VIII be put I'M ush
q close examination. Meanwhile 'hey are heiu
a. the disposition OF the police.
After they returned to the Palace OrsaS
President Loubet remainsA for considerable
time with King Alfonso Who requested that ne
he Informed Of the circumstances surrounding
the event He desired to know wnether ahyOous
had been wounded, and he expressed MS lhteh-
ton Of not retiring until completely reassured on
this point His majesty telegraphed his motner,
informing her that he had returned TO the royal
quarters without incident
President Loubet withdrew after telling the
King how much he depIored the shocking at
cane Lights were observed until very late in
the Kings apartments. The King did not retire
until informed that nobody had been mortaly
injured
Late this morning the police reported that
Paul Cartier a stenographer OF the Chamber OF
Deputies was among the wounded having been
struck in the groin by fragment OF the bomb.
The woman hurt proved to be a dressmaker. Her
injuries are not dangerous Another woman
had her dress torn to ribbons by the force of
the explosion.
The policemen are the most seriously wounded
One received a fragment Of the bomb in the
back while another was seriously injured In the
leg.
An anarchist arrested early this week was
known by the police to have brought number
Of bombs from Spain. Diligent search led TO the
discovery of all except one Of these. which is be-
lieved to have been the bomb thrown at the
royal carriage.
1t WAS at first reported that all festivities
would be suspended, but it is not thought that
such action will be taken. The program ..:e to-
day includes a visit by the King to the military
camp at Chalons, with gala reception at the
Elysee Palace tonight
The authorities stopped dispatches to Spain
Immediately following the announcement Of the
explosion.
1A--'iiS' ALL nihs oI SPalh was pcTn IN 1895,
the po5thumous son Of Alfonso XII and Of Maria
Cristina, Arehducness of Austria who was ap-
pointed regent during his minority. The young
Kings reign has baen marked by mutinies abroad
and at home dissatisfaction has found expression
in Cabinet crises. military Instructions labor
riots and anarchist disturbances. The war with
the United States brought Sps.n's fortunes to the
lowest ebb. Since the close Of that conflict na-
uonal conditions have improved. though the large
dscontented element IN the cities has led to
serious disorders. Barcelona has been hotbed of
trouble, and attempt made there recently
TO kill Sehor Maura. who accompanied the King
on q visit to that city King Alfonso crowned
On january IA. 1858. Felioe Orsiri an italian
revolutionst. and three companions. threw bombs
at a carriage containing Napoleon III and EN-
praaF Eugene. The Emperor and Empress es-
capped unhurt, but ten OF the bystanders were
killed and 150 wounded. Orsni and one OF his
companions were executed one was imprisoned for
life and the life OF the other was spared at the
intsrcession of the Empress.