The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-01
ROYAL PAIR HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
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on the life Of King Alfonso ana Queen
Victoria. Later in the day Mr.. White
ridge went to the royal palace where
he was assured that the king and queen
were reasonably tranquil under the
the circumstances. The duke of Soto
mayor was entering the palace at the
time Mr.. Whitreidge was there, this
showing that his wounds We're not serl-
Gus, Mr.. Whiteridge also called at the
foreign Office and on behalf of the Unit
ed States expressed profound sympathy
with the Spanish sovereigns and peo-
pie.
During the afternoon King Alfonso
went with his bride to the palace chap
ell where they offered up lengthy pray
ers.
Premier Moret and Minister of the
Interior Romanones are personally con-
Quoting an Investigation Of the out
rage.
An inspection Of the scene Of the ex-
plosion by the correspondent Of the
Associated Press disclosed the fact that
the pavement and the buildings showed
no signs of damage from the explosion,
but the street was Uttered with scraps
of clothing and CHASTITY relics of the
outrage.
The city hall had been used as q
temporary hospital, and here a CHASTITY
spectacle was presented. One Of the
dead officers lay in a hammock off Of
the mayors office. His bearded face
had the pallor Of death, but otherwise
showed no signs of the explosion. The
lower part of the body was covered
with a blanket. Squads of the guard
entered at frequent intervals bringing
litters bearing dead or unconscious VIC
Tins Of the explosion, while doctors
worked in other rooms giving first aid
to the wounded.
An official permitted the correspon-
dent to enter the room where two OF
| the suspects are temporarily installed
| One of them was small man with q
porter's hat. When asked what evil
dence there is against these prisoner.
the guard said the man had been seer
running after the explosion and there.
fore they could be held for examina.
ton. Both are Spaniards, rather poor
and apparently ignorant workmen.
The aspect Of the city entirely chang.
ed after the tragic event.
The telegraph Office was besieged b!
yelling mob of people anxious to sent
messages to friends at distance, Tht
governments supply of telegraph
stamps, to be affixed to messages
quickly gave out and the sale was sus
pended.
London, June IA dispatch from
Madrid to the Daily Mali, timed ~
Thursday evening, says that it was al
italian anarchist who threw the boml
at the carriage of the king and queer
of Spain, and that after the explosion
he committed suicide.
Another dispatch to the same paper
timed 9:25 p. m, says that the ASSASSIN
is named Mateo Moral, and that he ha
escaped.
Rome, May 31.-The attempt on tn,
lives of the Spanish sovereigns produc
ed deep impression here. Cardina
Merry del Val, papal secretary Of state
informed Pope Plus of the outrage, ant
his holiness sent his personal congratu
lations to King Alfonso. King Victo
Emmanuel also telegraphed felicitation
to King Alfonso and instructed his un
Gle, the Duke of Genoa, who. represent
ed him at the wedding, to convey t,
the king and queei1fhis eongratulation
on their escape and his condolences. OIL
the destruction wrought by the assas