Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-06-07

Madrid, June 2.-The nervous ten
sion of the populace has been wrought
up to the highest pitch by the terri
Bile events of King Alfonso's wedding
day. The period of wedding fetes,
while still officially proceeding, is
filled with sinister forebodings. The
king and queen sought to reassure the
public by appearing yesterday in an
open automobile unattended by mil
itary guard. The king and queen haa
the outward appearance of serenity.
They were wildly acclaimed as they
passed through Puerta Del Sol, but
this was mingled with cries of fear
from women who felt that this was
another invitation to some miscreant
to scatter death and destruction. Last
night the heavens were red with il
Nominations and from the palace the
royal family and guests watched the
lurid play of rockets and Roman can
dies; but all the brightness failed to
lift the gloom that has fallen on the
community, and seems but a remind
er of the terrible events of the wed.
ding day. Lines of cavalry guard
the entrance to the palace. King
Alfonso wishes to postpone the royal
ball set for tonight, but the ministers
are seeking to persuade him that the
program should be carried out. The
ministry probably will prevail and ev-
cry effort will be made to efface by
the splendid spectacle of today's roy
al bull fight and wedding ball the
memory of the tragedy following so
close upon the nuptials.
The police yesterday arrested an
elegantly dressed Englishman as he
was boarding train, as the person
nearest to fitting the description OF
the author of the outrage, but a
lengthy Interrogation of this prisoner
in the presence of the proprietor on
the chamber from which the attempt
was made gave no satisfactory re-
suit. A member of the civil guaro
yesterday afternoon recognized Hamil-
ton, the English suspect. as the com.
panion of Manuel Morales on the bal
cony from which the bomb was
thrown at the royal carriage. The
two men also were seen together at
Barcelona.
Funerals of Victims Held.
The funerals of the eight officer.
and men, the Marquise of Tolasa ant
her daughter and the Countess of Or
dereres took place in the presence OF
a vast concourse. At the cemetery
military honors were rendered. The
king and government were represent
ed.
Spirit of caiety Absent.
Yesterdays program of receptions
and banquets at the palace was car
ried out, but the spirit of gaiety
which should have marked the occa-
sion was absent. BY direction of the
ministry no flowers were received at
the palace yesterday, in consequence
OF the danger of missiles being con-
Cedleu III bouquets.
The ministry is considering strin-
gent measures for the suppression OF
anarchism, and probably bills will be
presented in the cortes to stamp OUT
the movement Arrests are Teing
made of all known anarchists, without
reference to their whereabouts at the
time of the bomb explosion, and each
suspect is required to establish his
innocence of connection with the out
rage Several mysterious persons
who were picked up near the scene on
the explosion were taken and exam
ined. One man who was caught on
the roof of building and arrested
proved to be a detective who had
been sent there to watch.
Bursting Tire Causes Panic.
The bursting of an automobile tire
Yesterday caused panic which
to be serious. The nerves
Of the people are SO tense that the
explosion of the tire was believed to
be another outrage. There was al
mad rush, in which women were
knocked down and trampled under
feet and cafes were invaded and dam
aged Order was restored with diff,
Guilty.
American Regrets.
Frederick w. Whitridge. special en-
voy of the United States, has written
\ letter to the Duke of Sotomayor.
court chamberlain, which is intended
% reach their majesties, expressing
he profound satisfaction OF the Uni.
ID States at their escape. and he has
sent similar letters to the minister OF
state, expressing in behalf of Presi-
lent Roosevelt his regret at the fact
hat the splendid ceremony was
married by such terrible calamity.
Planned In London7
London, June 2.--According to a
writer in the Standard, London anar-
'hists at least week ago knew the
outrage was to be attempted at Mad
Id. He says that three weeks ago
I've anarchists-two Italians, a.
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