The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

the royal couple, amid the brilIiancy Of
this national pastime. It was feared
that the event would give another op-
pOrtunity for outbreak but everything
PASSED of auspiciously, King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria being continuously
the recipients Of enthusiastic popular
OVatiOnS.
Audience of $4,000.
From about noon crows cboked the
Gale de Alcala, leading toward the
Plaza de TerOs, and extraordinary pre-
cautions were adopted to prevent an
other attempt at assassination. With
IN and without the vast amphitheater
the picture was one of animation
Through every approach came the sor-
geOUs equipages of members of the row
al families and nobility. The multi
tudes which packed the avenues were
held back by solid masses of cavalry
and infantry Within the structure pre-
scented a wonderful scene Of vibrating
color The arena was Carpeted with
flowers which a sharp wind carried
about in eddies until the ring was
cleared for the combat. Around the cir
Gle. rising tier on tier. were 81. 600 per
sons, all in gala costumes, with the
royal box dominating the spectacle.
Arrival of Royal Party.
At 4 o'clock King Alfonso and Queen
Victoria entered their box and looked
out upon the shouting multitude. The
KING wore 2 military uniform while
the queen was attiTed i'm white lace, !
with roses in her white mantiIIa. Much /
sympathy was felt for the young queen
in undergoing this ordeal.
The. bullhght itself was a disappoint- /
meat 10 the SpaniaTds. as some Of its /
usual blOOdCuTdliug features were omit I
nj
CJeen. She viewed the CORY spectacle !
without the least outward evidence of (
emotion One maddened bull literally
tore a horse 70 pieces under the railing .
of the royal box. from which Victoria /
looked down without shrinking.
Eight Bulls Killed.
Eight bulls were dispatched. four bv
cavaliers mounted on horseback who f.
we're chosen from the first families of (
Spain, with the Duke Of Medina CoeIi. /
the Duke OF Alba and the Marquis of /.
Tobar as their patrons.
The British delegation did not attend. /
IN consequence of the susceptibiIities Of
the British public against this kind or +
sport The Prince and Princess of |
Wales. Ambassador BUnsen and Prfn- /
cess Henry Of Battenberg. mother of /
the queen. were among those who re- I
NAMED away.
Most of the princes and ENJOYS. how
ever were present. The American SDe-
cial envoy F. W Whitrfdge. Minister /
Collier and Miss Whitridge attended. /
Reception Of ENJOYS. /
The city has partially resumed its /
ordinary aspect, as a result OF the
heroic efforts made 10 drive out the
memory of the tragic event Tonight
the king and queen received the princes
2 no Io-
taking the place of the royal ball. which
vas cancelled because Of the recent ca
lamity. Mr.. and Mrs Whitridge at
tended the reception. Mrs. Whitridge /
wearing a gown of white silk with lace
and gold embroidery. Minister Collier
and Mrs Collier and Major John H
PeTrine and Mrs. Perrine of Santa Bar
baTa, Cal. also were present
4 reward Of $1,000 has been offered
Tor the apprehension of the author Of
the bomb outra ge- There is not the
slightest clue 10 his identity.
Englishmsn Released.
Judge Vale today interroeated Rob
ert Hamilton, the English suspect. for
ar hour after which he was released. /
as his innocence is considered estab-
lisbed.
The arrest OF the EugIishman is caus-
ing a deep undercurrent of British re-
sentiment ana also mas reaWakened the
aDimOsity OF the ignorant Spanish IA b.
bic against the British. as the latter
blindly assert that Queen Victoria's
coming 70 Madrid was the main cause
OF the attempt on the kings life.
The proprietor Of the boarding house
81 which Morales, the chief SUSPECT
stopped has recognized him by a pho
tOgTaph as being notorious anarchist
named Navarro. who was one of the
suspects after the attempt on the Span-
ism kings life when his majesty visited
Paris last year.