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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-12

notify Mrs. Dency King and Mr.. shall
ter that the liens against their prop
erty IN First street were cancelled III
compliance with an agreement made by
the council to settle for $25.
The petition of George Prather for a
refund of s624.S4 on saloon license as
he was obliged to go out OF business
on account of ill health was allowed.
The reports of the city justice lor
September. October and November were
received and accepted by the council
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-12-12
City Beautiful.

The city beautiful movement receiv-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

or aEleae ocs Qltit6aoc5 porrcis.
len ruer0eL.
&Ic lho0 o~pgcocutct U,uiie9
Siat mo SomelbaOsr NIT Wc0udlt
gtnomE1en perocu NIB 0a m09eu
faIlc1Ae GaihiHl5le 1i1uIih fern
9lan in0tri0uaJisrc ictr uto pcge
U1g o1u EtH1el laaai0n uor. We
fCHocy9 bluilrme }iaiuycu t10aeH
nit SoRucnagdiIau0 b0Iiuuea ruo
q lm0sliA 5u hihi,rm Iempcraiu,
reu lIbCglctFl. Gcp 8opf uulR raF
q lem 1e9eU gltlbcr0e SoNeHitgah
3Cn aeidiis, mcr0en ltur menR
Gldt, uHo @ormenirilua Der
Scaue uiat 8u il0yt iR0. faEu nan
9lrihe.,a1it nit umbcoe6tcm Nmtet
82bea c6er Iicacg. @ei Soru0a5a
bern masocu Bic D|eridic0cuet 4or
p%egportien om hcitcn io tuE' Nilujt
luu Ea1cig0Bocr 0cu ouBegilydeitH
alS6c'1 Sic Oif2tten SnHreabt
0er torrsl i7 J9auleu eiRe Ed4>r
pJu 20 bis go 0,muiou go1el. Gta
flic 9a'tta0gr toiuca iin bet iulr
mr. geitieri.ta rl,6ia HAty Htsavrc
: uroc1 G|lteoelucu. Sgav idsllt
Sic NerioRcl Tai5Iicn liH Gei JaB
or 3ur iwraF 0ieicg A|eitsegaitt
b1iicu lict 6'e ourA 0ic Sagag eut
}teAcghe Transportation Ued su S
h5bH t}uu Der Qalper ai;f 81 mel
i,ne ~efe1 Qclr't wtcoeA Aut' 6if
z eyAuoia0 0ee Commentaries wii
& lcm atlNeu 1B0td0e ji rgdI cu
p ichltl e,ugtih Ccu a~uatlbao
'ol0t 3m lcit,8 dou eiae },rg..au.l
> nd Ca 0l.gauctie9 9+1o ooer ce
AbaictlH3 Use galt pefaU)egS
Woblta1fil ne'rst
Sdur Hciatn 4mocru fam man
02u @srNf 0ee So Qtru0cn Nuiho
aey s3,theil rtr0en tliicu Uotia
nnu tie rtihil tsi mariner 3ltee
rma iaytm Ncoty'aiB ~cufiprcdaelo
fh tiestrlmreta idBt On 6,t'cr
Ein'itt II mlu ntH 5d BEN aty
aiu6cr uocl riti }u an9usH. @ra
i.Tc idsoH .-ufsnot qiHeer tonreii
bti warlHer (%cnretotur ui0i7 gl9
b,3be bis mctrere haoer uitc 8.i
eiuem Ncmo ec,icieS bcuRiipr7
1eu
gci ridu1tr mtN ouSoc6ebRler
%90ucgolud foBnru Ia Die Gibt lu @
luflb hsr ueter Dem 9|}1lierbdocy.l
p10 riacu Emg rfdbigcu 1uruipou
ttE maGtI1ce @tftfel }Hr @eimNul
0eH eiufe,leu mic Oe5 douicu Bottles
mer0Ui
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12
guifaOnna cinss gcrldousacu

Nus 300 Aeihcubaa miro aeld)rie
ben: Cine Alhehen errcaen0e Sun
De faW bierber, Die 4obriht Dor Scr
&uffua6una oes felt Nlitte Suli 1901
0eriduuenen &roieilors 1r. alsfan-
Scr StroubinQcr aus &ien. Seiuc
itorf permcitc 9cidoe ober ridtioer &c.
i0at, Die lieberreite 0ieles QeidnaRt5-
Durben Our6 ben ,Soqer @riener aus
8ddoiemieien m~uterbolb elmer 81.
nod Salltbun Su abfallen0eu Steil.
m1noe bes llnferberps, H1mli6 Der
ioqenouHteu Observation-Disclosures, aui
Qcfun0cn. Gle 5eiftelluna mar raid
moqiid Sur6 cine bel Dem SoOten
nod porbdHoeue Geiu6sforte un0
ourh Elm Bib. Straubinaer bate
0en SEQ perfeblt uno mar nud rcdts
abgefommen, er bate babel eiuer
Stur3 ron etlUa 600 bis 700 Dieter
abmarts Qetban unb mlbte uotiirIidl
aiaenblidlid toot ieiu. Seine Ga
den lagen oementipredeao 5eritreut
ann ben Yeidnau. 60 ianoen lid
pier Since Die er qetraaen. Ia Ser
&abe oes Eooten. G6erbalb Der ST..
itur5ltelIe fauo mon Sut, Stod uno
Clos oes &ermikten. lie beoeuteH.
Den 9armittel. Die eF Del iid aebabi
udmlid $50 arouen IN Gapierqel0.
100 9ronen in 8olo mo Silber,
fan0en lih mperlebrt Dor. Ter "a.
aer, benz Ourh 3ufdl oieie Apiiin'
ounq alidfe, miro 0ie pon Den sin.
~terbliebenen |ieiner5eit oitsgeiette
namhafte @el0belobBluig empfangen.
Cine @eri6fsfommiiioH begab ii@
nab Wel6una 0es 5un0es unter6iib.
ruma Des AuiiiHeers Der Geide, emf,
aer @erafiibrer uao 5oger. an Crt
lmo Steae. Sic 2ei6entbeile mul.
ben in einen Sora geleat uHo Damn
nod 6oatburn qebroht um nadj
9erhtesau0en ijberfiibrt 81 merOeg,
@,rof Straubinger botte iid) b%etouut.
i'd ieiuer5eit IN COS Sud 0es Hotter.
fnnftsbauies %eiugetrn9eR mo bar
oann ipurlos uerid1mmoen. 3ati'
reihe Observation-Disclosures Uarer
nod linn ousacqungeh MOI bette al
le Steacn oe& llnterbcras obgeiitd]t
ober uergebIih.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12
8lannrumpf.

Inter R~lanhrumpf berne6t man.
luie m6nniqit6 bel0nnt Sen aus GnQ.
lan0 no9 1eutidldno l6crtommentn
5poltnamen fir iolfe Irouen. bic
ibrcn literGrtiGen R%ciquuaCu al qie6e
fire 6duslihen piiitten me6f ooct
meHiQcr DerHad dFiQeH un0 6qbei mit
t6ren aenutniHen uH0 Gertiqieifen
fDteitireu. lad elmer @eriion fol-
6icie Be3ei6nung Der 1771 bereors
bene en9ltide Gelctrte G~tqiHaflest
b1ranlabt bobeu. oer in BEN nm bic
I2itte oes Is. 3abrbun0eris in Qnns
Don bliiqenDen literariiden gefeas
fe6aiien ais treffi6er 6auftur oes
Idl1Bt mur0e. aber ieinen duBernWsns
f6en INNER etm0s H0nfQlnnt bebans
helte un0 ndmenilif IN ieHen fh8n
gsiitiaen 3irteln fat Fets in blaueu
anifhrumpieH erihien. Ao6 elmer
1n0eren 4usiequB9 tdbeH bic Ta.nsu
i'm lierartifeu areiie elmer 2aon
QaieD in 2onnon. gleidfols um Sic
W1iiie oes IS. Sabrbanoerts. Sic.
ntnie auf ibre Sojietts beoa6t. In
inem 3iritl bdufi9 in blauee Gtriiins
Dfen er(hieneu, jeHe miBginHiqe ge.
Reihnunq berporgemien. U91Q Dem
nun iein, mie ibm moGe, ieoenfaas
BAT bic gejei6uung .8lauhrumpf"
(enqlih .gfue SiOdingD fir iens
Frauen. Die nh, haii nit 0aoel nn0
&ottopf. NIT oer Jeoer befaHeu, in
euglano i9ren uriprung.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12
1ic San5eriHHcn 0to &JAlgs Siiu
maib.

81 idtiai bdb 0a89aactforps. 0as
SDui8 Stiopo'b ron &ambooiha nit
Geb.Gd, eat. Ger I~gousohltcH 6oapis
liaDi eine ile,Ht Gattla teH8 bctci,et.
Yer 4Grilet aus Dem @oi,e nddtt oct
0ieiln &aHsegjuusu ag rit buof6te
Epentatttn; bic in Gr,loi uao @io5e
i0t6sn oui oes &U9ue ldpfen trip
p2iu. iptiugCn iid ME ars,ia Drebsa.
tIcb 0Cs idpler.5 FER tlls ieta Elm Utg
fibttgiid DIES Ga6slR IljG osL sui d}euty
bsytt 9aDtn uH6 Wii pfiier 8ereh.
Hang ibte ,6rprlihtu RtiSe BUR @el.
tang byin9eU. Gis Ldu3etinHtu Slip.
Uaigs babsa 0amit WtnIg AgbHii6ltit
930breuo 0ae 4H5ic9eu oer europdt-
l6eH 2eu3grjuneE mtlr elm Qus5ie3en
1T. Ia0 oie taW6ooi bauii@ tu TETS
8I6iig pom Eopf bis So 0eH GHobela
p3n fdlti1en @emdn6eTu uu4ilL Mug
@eiltt, Adnoe UNI 5Ibe bleibep fret,
SIR 6alt NJ lBr3 eeI4Hltien, lie iras
gen dui Dem 8ppf eInen teileH Nuibon.
Der nm G0elitetHcn un0 WetaGpldtt
den qIibert uno Ipib 5uIouft uie bic
2burmg mapder 8ago0eB uno 0er
preuBiidc 9nfdnitriebGlm. 3br 36r-
PEI Bat ni6t belle meibli9e 6ormeu.
Inn0eTn lit tinDlih. Ud6reno Ole
Gdmjnte unlerq GdnBetiBncn nur Die
98irtlidieii ihedIiiirt. ibreJiei3e er9obt.
~iiber3itben bic fambobi tonii6en 3dn,
8erinnen ihr @eii4t NIT elmer bea1sls
fen 6etltaQe. bic ibuen 0ls fare. feb
Ioie Qlusie6en eines @obcnbiloes 9iebt.
Ssbrc 3an5iunIt lieai ui6t 10 iebt IN
0cn9einen, ols IN la%naiamen. gei 6mei.
0iqcn, Ihlohgenlytig qleiien0eu N9in,
0uuqen uno Grebuu9en hes 9anBen
Slippers; Die Itounenspertb aelenii0en
2inQet Iinb 0utd aol0eue QGael oers
lauQeri ul0 bic We1eHbtpeQunqen bee
a1rpers ideineu fit Bic in bic 1uber.
fen Gpibcu oisisr Qdgel fort3uptlaHe
3en un0 bort dus3utlineeH. hit line
redt IhtoHtu aGo 0ie poriier. baB Der
G6niq, ocr cine arobe Qn5dbl 5du3es
rjunen miiiibrt. Elm bergHii9isr. itbr
pariieri'h der Qefemdun Iein mute; iets
nc 9tqleiteriBueu iino mebr 4rieTtetins
men ais 8aleteuitn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

gj6t gu ma6eR. Stuosnt: Sic
baden mid firirt. Gle miHsH iia MT
mir ihAgen! r. 6err: ~@ebt Hibt.
ba6e meineu Stod niat bisr,'
6bl19fsriig. .Jrdulein Ulss
litta. nonsa 5ie nihi en0li9 oas ers
l6leaoe Wort iprshen2" .@eDib:
so erlois Se ben msinst 0sieas
i6aft"
gal9snbumor. n6aben Sis nod
sinen 0laI9 DOT Sbrsm 9oOe2" =
Delinquent emit elmer @labe): u
5aarUutsfo tyuHs smiftei mohF i6
ba6ea.
aleints MiBBerhdHDnib. 6trr:
.Qieben Gle Sic alteu Nafsr, 5raus
lein2" ~ 0lts 5aagisr: . ia. mis
zen Sie a;sflsitt eiHeu. Der mih
m64ts24
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

ser GER febr oft Ooer i,br Aoase,
aelt il.
IS In tafilOs. i,manS ms @eodht.
UiB surHdsuruFeH. Dab mon ibm
DienRe srpielsn aud pen1 sr iel6lt
70 psnis CUTE Gr5iebaHs hcuiss, biss
81 eeggtFtn.
Gs III tattlos. 9rieFe Oct 0u.rt
nda 81 beihrcibeu, cher rotbs rosr
peiBs 3inte ~ loabIsN, oersH Mublid
BEN GmpfdEser gume;le1 audrns oesr
9opfihmeTssn bereitsR tam. oOey IN,
osnigia gu idrsi6en, Ga nan BON sis
Rsm tpobIsrsossHen WenI5sn nobl
p~oraustten hasf. DAP tr leIeyIia gu
I6reiben leTnte.
Sd boffs, Oab otsTsr Qdfus peSer
@srStsn, nod gtIebrtsn, nod Dintern
ppr 4ugeu iommt. BON 0snsn btldnais
IT'D oie mrifteu a%eraNe3u m9iSogIppbsH
81 i6reibsH ptle9eu bel Nsrsn 9ttra6s
tung leiht erregbart @tmiitber niis
tbeno bds unarti9e Mort r8lauel"
niht 81 u~nter0riiden ~bermS9en.
IS If tattlos. itmonO in elmer sc.
3uIa0sn, Die einanOr unIpmpatbiId
iiu6.
Sc 1T taitlos. semanO in elmer @ss
IenIhait hen @rFolg elmer @r3lliuug
ODER eiRes geibes oaOurh dbsuIhnels
zen, 0dB man oen 6r,6bler nit Der
8emertun9 untsrbritt, Die SADIE lti
tinem betanHt.
IS ii tattles, iiei5 Oie Wd6r6eii "a.
gen su woaeu, nenn mon oarum nt9t
aus0rddlib gsbeteH puroe. @s oet
nii5t. penn man lie itb 0enti, UNI 10
mebr ais Mabrbeiitn INNER uuanqes
uebm gu fein pflsgen.
IS III tattlos, cine BrOgs au ptsSer.
boIeH, Die ods erFie Wlal ~unbedntmors
tet blisb. "a Oas 8umeih bsiaasu min,
0ab 0sr @efrd9le 0ds dRoSrsate Ehsma
nidA "a beriibreH piiuImt.
Taft 1T alio elmer Der n~ertbbonfen
meui9li6en @trthe ,OeNen 8eiib Mot
erporben fper0sn tam; cine pIp6ilhe
GmpFiuOuna Die Ith alsi6trm0Ben In
Dem 3artgefiibl bstun0en iaun, ttuds
nidt su tbun, pte audi. in Der ii6 in
6~anolungeH betbdtigeHOsn 5%einfdbliss
lsii. .3u 0jeitH 6anSlunaen aeh6rt Der
Gait, ieiner siqsren 5rau nidt nenis
ger 5uportommen0, ntht tueniler h5fs
LID. ni6t neniger riidii6ts0ou sntoss
abandonment, dls man elmer frem0en
Dame be9eQnen piir0e - cine 6aR0s
l~uRaspeifs, Die, iroBosm Iie ltl6ltoers
itdnoli6 letn mdBte. leiosr tpeRig i'm
@ebrau9 1T. 81 linen geb0rt, Mot
nur I'm GdioH uH0 in 0siedi9dft, ions
BERN aud pou alien i'm eigsneH 0eim
oas 80 ieiu, mas man oort I9eineR
piu: Elm moblersogeRer 9}eHl6. Dap
man es 3upeilen uiht an beioen Crieu
III, 5eipetit, baB ole quite GrSttbuHa"
maR6en WtenIdSu nur ols etpas ers
iheint, Oas man Dor Grem0en Dotas
mentiren miiEe, pdbrenb bar Eatt 0ets
arti9s Grlpdauuaen uidt TENT.
@rjie5Hn9 qeDiant man. East lasi
fih riht erfDeyben. las srite 1T cine
@eeinfhtNung ots @erltdn0es, 0as leg
tere cine %ange6oreuc @ieeHiddit 6es
6trsens, oie dle sr3isherii1tn Geiuls
tate ~oafuie3t. @s Derbdit iih nit Die
fen greet 8e8rifieu mic nit Der Elisa.
belt aa0 nit Der Meisbeit, ben etneH
es beiBt:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

WoSerp. 8ienhmG0hen (Deis
bs5 Del eiuem iungeH gbspaar oieat.
All einem dn0eren): .I2it Dem 9oheH
1en's sci uus llTti9 81. erit Ftu0iren
re matchmaker Sic 8o6re3epie. 0dHn
fofs .fe e. aHo Damn - lam e
gFga, per Mill"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

Qomm Ct ome1. @uis@.s (cui
sem QdnsU: .Barf iA 55nen aud Gin
@lds6sa BON meinem iel6it&reiteten
Met6 au5jeteu2" Gtd6ter: .W1et52
Dds 1T 0enn 0as fir 2eugs2
1T Oos aud Ri4t aeiaH65sftsI6do.
- @uts9err: sam @eaeutbeiu
UeHH &c otei o1pon t%yinten tonntH
e io1aE iear r. all 0d6ei DeroeE. "
S:dotsr: .ab osrfteae! 9a5er Ser
mamt Uls.5gIaltml"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-12

&en CON 9ein ernen Rrtile
QerneR nidts ND mer0eR ipeile.
MeHIdsu pou 0eai 5peiten @aagt
Wer0eH iiaa an0 lerusn l1nae.
Wleniden boa DER orittsn Sorte
8leiben 0umm un0 - lernen Morte!
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
ALFONSO, KING OF SPAIN.

years Of age, Luis Fonseea, one roy
al groom, who was leading horse
drawing the coach carrying the King
and Queen.
Several Of those killed were stand
ing on the balcony Of the house from
which the bomb was thrown.
The explosion occurred just as the
royal couple were about to enter the
palace. The route of the cortege had
been diverted from Arsenal street to
Mayor street, owing to the popular
desires. The procession had just
passed through Mayor street and was
about to turn into the esplane lead
ing to the palace when an explosion
shook the buildings in the vicinity,
stunning a large number of people
and throwing the cortege into mex
tricable confusion.
The King and Queen entered anoth-
er carriage and were rapidly driven
to the palace without either being
harmed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07

ployes Of the municipality, bull fights,
balls, receptions and various other
features. At the end Of the week
the King and his bride will retire tc
the beautiful and secluded La Granja
Palace, where they will spend their
honeymoon undisturbed by the out
side world. They will then 90 to
San Sebastian to spend the summer
and will probably not return to Mad
rid before some time in the fall.
The wedding presents, which were
sent to the young couple from all
parts Of the world and which COM
pletely filled three large halls in thu
palace, contain MANY priceless gift
from the rulers of European coun
tries. They will not be publicity ex
hibited, however, and only shown to
a select few.
To become the bride of the King Of
Spain it was necessary for Princess
Ena to renounce the Protestant re-
ligion and join the Catholic church
and also to renounce the succession to
the English throne.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
AMID BRILLIANT SCENES
Dazzling Sunshine and Bilwildering
Maze of Color Greet the Bride on
Her Wedding Day. The Streets
Thronged With Joyous People.

Madrid, By Cable.-The marriage
of King Alfonso and Princess Victor
ia was celebrated Thursday.
King Alfonso and his bride left the
church at 1890 o'clock. The announ-
cement Of the wedding, by the firing
of artillery. salutes was widely ae-
claimed by the people.
The city awoke .under a cloudless
sky, with dazzling sunshine adding
its glories to the bewildering maze
of color in which the streets were
envolved.
From an early hour the centers pre-
sented an aspect of extreme anima-
ton The entire night had been pass
ed amid a din Of fireworks, singing
and dancing and thousands of pro-
vincials, unable to secure shelter
snp~t the night in cafes and in the
is.
at eight o'clock the crowds dense
ly packed the main thoroughfares
and troops took up their positions
stopping all fsaffic, and the whole
city took o-dan air of feverish ex.
pectancy. The >-esplanade fronting
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
BOMB THROWN AT ROYAL PAIR
Sixteen People Killed, While King
and Queen are Saved by Wire.

Madrid, By Cable.-The public re-
joicings over the marriage of King
Alfonso and Princess Victoria had a
terrible dramatic sequel, when a
bomb thrown from an upper window
exploded with deadly effect near the
coach occupied by the King and
Queen. Providentially, King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria escaped by an
electric wire DETECTING the bomb, but
at least 16 persons, most of them be-
ing Of the personal and military es-
cort and the others spectators, were
killed. Many others were injured. The
following are the killed:
Captain Barros, commanding part
of the Kings escort; Lieutenant
Reysient, Lieutenant Prendergast,
six soldiers, the Marquise Of Colosa,
her daughter, Don Antonio Calvo, hi
niece, aged 6 years, Josa Sola,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Sued College For OBTAINING Will.

Norfolk, Special.-The trustees OF
the Randolph Macon College, at Ash,
lanI, Va, entered suit here against
Stephen O. Bridge and Mary C. King
Of Baltimore, for $4,000 damages
The plaintiffs charge the defendants
with unlawfully taking and carrying
away and improperly detaining the
will OF the late Mrs. Columbia Rhea
who made provision, it is claimed
for the Randolph-Macon College. The
testatrix was recently burned to deatE
In Baltimore.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Conflict Has Been Obviated.

st. Petersburg, Speeial.-The pos
sibility of conflict between the low
er House of Parliament and the gov
ernment over the abolition of death
penalty, according to The Reeh, has
been obviated by the decision of the
misistry to support such a measure,
due to the initiative of Minister of
Justice Chtcheglovitoff. 1t is doubt
full, however, the paper says, whether
this will extend to eases under mar.
tial law, which is exactly the point
desired by the House.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Wins 25-Mile Bicycle Race.

Revere, Mass, Special-Bobbie
Walthour, of Atlanta, Ga, defeated
Hugh Mclean of Chelesa, in 25-
mile motor pace bicycle race at the
Revere track by about two miles and
quarter. Waltkour's time was 36
minutes, ~ Is seconds. Up to the
fifteenth mile the race was close and
uncertain but after that Mclean
rapidly lost his pace.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07

sentatives of the various governments,
including Mr.. Frederick c. Whit
ridge, the American special envoy and
representative of President Roosevelt.
In the evening a State dinner was
given at which only the immediate
members of the royal houses repre-
sented at the wedding were present.
The Prince and the Princess of Wales
occupied seats of honor near the
bridal couple. While the wedding
dinner was being served in the pal
ace the population gave itself up to
amusements of every kind. There
were special performances in all
theatres, fireworks, parades and balls
everywhere and the whole city, IN
Guiding the thousands of visitors,
attracted by the festivities, seemed
to have abandoned itself to fun and
frolic.
Brilliant Banquets Follow.
There were brilliant banquets at
all embassies and the city was bril-
liantly illuminated. The streets were
thronged with people and carriages,
containing beautifully dressed women
and civilians or officers, diplomats IN
their official costumes, dignitaries of
the State and the Church, rolled
through the streets, constant source
of curiosity to the crowds.
The King and his young bride will
remain in Madrid for eight days te
take part in the endless festivities ar
ranged in honor of the royal wedding
The programme includes threatrica
performances, military reviews, pa,
rade Of representatives of the varl
Gus Spanish provinces in their char
acteristic national costumes, a pa
geant of the trades organizations OF
the city and of the officers and EN-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
WEDDING OF ROYAL Pair.
King of Spain Claims the Young English
Princess Victoria For His Bride

ing prelates were resplendent with
gold, silver, jewels, laees and rare
embroidery.
When the archbishop pronounced
the benediction over the royal couple,
the guns Of the artillery stationed on
the plaza thundered their salute to
the new Queen. The people who
were packed in a solid mass outside
of the Gordon of troops, became wild
with excitement and joy when the
salute proclaimed that the ceremony
had been perofrmed, and cheered un-
til their voices almost drowned the
booming of the guns and the ringing
| of the church bells all over the city.
The religious ceremony in st. Geroni-
mo Church was the final act of the
marriage ceremony, as the formal
signing Of the marriage contract had
taken place before at the Prado
Palace, in the presence of the min
ters of the Cabinet and other digni-
taries of the government.
After the wedding ceremony in the
church the King and the Queen rode
in state to the Royal Palace, where
everything was in readiness for their
reception. The enthusiasm with
which they we're greeted ON their way
by the people is indescribable. Flow
ers were showered from the windows
and hats and handkerchiefs frantic
ally waved. The King and the Queer
bowed graeiously il every direction
and seemed highly pleased with th'
ovations. At the palace they received
the representatives Of the foreign po
tentates and the diplomatic repre-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Arrival in Spain.

Madrid, By Cable.-The arrival Of
the future Queen of Spain at the
Pardo Palace was the signal for a
magnificent ovation, testifying SPANS
welcome to her new sovereign. This
Queen Mother embraced her son and
his prospective bride. The party then
passed between lines of helberdiers
bearing pixies, and, entering carriages,
took up the route to the palace. Prin-
cess Ena, with her mother, Princess
Henry of Battenberg, and the Queen
Mother, occupied the first coaches
while King Alfonso, mounting his
horse, galloped alongside, accompani-
ed by Princes Ferdinand and Carries
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Lincoln Party Meets.

Philadelphia, Speeial.--The frst
State convention Of the Lincoln par:y
met in the Musical Fund Hall to
perfect its arrangements for the eog-
ing campaign ard 70 nominate State
ticket. The convention has been y.
one week ahead of the date Of tie
Republican convention for TIE donble
purpose of giving expre ssion To the
desire of the n"w party 10 preserve
its independence from any Republican
Influence and to force The RepublI-
cans. If possible. TO endorse tie can
didates selected BY the Lincoln party
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Landlord ID Huried Alive.

VIENNA, Austra, By Cable.-A land
owner named Labonie, at Szilzeghun-
da, refused to allow peasants to use
land caused the outraged tenants to
make an attack on him. He, with 80
servants was seized and buried, head
dwnward, in ground, leaving the legs
protruding. A great many peasants
have been arrested, and the authori-
ties are trying to place the blame for
the outrage. -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
National Grain Dealers Convention

Chicago, I'LL, SpeciaI.-The annual
convention of the National Grain
Dealers Association opened here
at the auditorium, with large dele
cations from nearly every state in
the Union. Ohio practically controls
the organization and has larger del
egation than any other state. Many
matters of great interest to the grain
trade will be considered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
The Ceremony Said.
Premier Koret is Pleased.

Madrid, By Cahe.-Premier Koret
expressed real pleasure at the closer
union of the English and Spanish ma
tiens, brought about through the mar
riage of King Alfonso and Princess
Ena. Said he: "The people of Spain
are eaptivated by the charm and
beauty of the Princess. We are all
her devoted admirers and wish her
every joy and happiness "
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Body of Well-Eressed Man Found OF
Tracks.

Bluefeld, W. Va, Special.-A well
dressed man with marks on hi
clothes, bearing the name of u. J
Oal.es" was founl cn the railroad
tracks near Ingleside. The head wa:
entirely severad from the body, ant
fre m the, position Of the body anc
tie fact that the pockets of the mai
were empty, the inference is that h'
was murdered and his body placed OF
the track to cover up the crime.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
To Stamp Out Anarchy.

Washington, Specialize United
States will enter into an international
compact for the obliteration of an
archy. Many American statesmen
would endorse and actively support
any movement, international or indi-
vidual, among the powers, which
look to the suppression of the common
evil and Congress would doubtless
pass laws supplemental to legislation
which followed McKinley's death In
furtherance of such measures.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
The Immunity Bm.

Washington. Special.-Whst 5s
known as the Knox Immunity Bill
as amended BY the committee on Judi
eiary was passed b. the Senate. The
bill provides that Immunity shall ex-
tend only to natural person who, is
Obedience TO subpoena gives testl-
mony under oath or produces e..-
denee. documentary Of otherwise, u
der oafh.''
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-06-07
Four Go Down With the Ship.

Detroit, Mich, Special.-The Unit
ed States Transportation Company S
steamer Cowle collidea with the
steamer Erin, Canadian boat in the
St. Clair river, almost cutting her in
two. The vessel sank almost imme-
diately, carrying down with her two
women cooks, the chief engineer, one
fireman and one deck hand. The
Cowle was not seriously damaged.