The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-02

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the CsHnns NJ the Victims funeral
CorteEr Passes over me Aame Route
as the " csidIna Progression proposts
Lrn IN the Room I srd h, the assassin
shows Thst nr HAD gicnt, of Money
Many suspects Tah en- In police Net.
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MADRID, June There IL no certainty
that the man who threw the bomb that
wrecked The royal carriage yesterday. killed
seventeen persons and wounded many
others has been captured. although moro
than a dozen avowed and suspected anar-
chists, including the we'll known Federico
Urales, have been arrested.
This man, whose name Is variously
spelled Moran and Morales, IL regarded as
undoubtedly having been the actual bomb
~thrower, and the mystery Of his escape
from So Gale Mayor is an amending subject
Of conjecture.
The capture OF Urales was made by q
civil guard named Francisco Miralles,
who was stationed yesterday opposite the
house from which the bomb was thrown.
He had previously served in Barcelona
and says he recognized on the balcony a
man whom he had arrested some time
ago as a suspect. He was accompanied
by another a The policeman kept
both carefully under observation. They
disappeared from the balcony and a bomb
was thrown from the interior Of the room.
This morning Miralles wal at the Southern
Railway station watching the departure
Of the trains when, he says, he recognized
one Of the men whom he had seen on the
balcony and promptly arrested him.
E~NaLIsHMAN UNDER BREsT
The police also arrested thi morning
an Englishman who gives his name as
Robert Hamilton. He is a man Of so. A
knife and fork and so pesetas we're found
on him. He says he attended a bullfight
Yesterday and knew nothing Of the bomb
throwing. A barber near the station,
when he was arrested, who shaved him,
says he speaks Italian and Spanish.
The proprietor Of No. IS Gale Mayor
and tenant Of the house say they do not
know him, but the concierge Of the house
says he asqended the stairs yesterday, and
the policeman, Miralles, identifies him as
the man who cane onto the balcony with
J'rales to watch the approach of the royal
procession.
The captain Of the civil guards, who was
the first to examine him, believes he il an
accomplice of If not the actual thrower
Of the bomb.
When the man was arrested the crowd
made an attempt to lynch him. One mar
slashed at the prisoner with . swordcane,
inficting a wound,
After an exchange Of kilograms between
Madrid and London the British Embassy
was convinced that the suspicious against
Hamilton are baseless, even ludicrous, and
requested his release. The authorities,
however. courteously replied that they
could not liberate him until he was fully
sxculpated.
It is understood that Hamilton is a clerk
in the Bank of England. who was spending
a holiday in Spain. He came to Madrid
TO see the wedding.
TRAIL OF Fl ASSASSIN.
The assassin had previously engaged q
room In another Of the streets through
which the royal procession was to pass,
but abandoned II because there was no
balcony overlooking the street.
On May "a or % he called at So Gale
Mayor and asked for a balcony looking on
the street, offering to pay rs pesetas a day
II the occupant Of the room was willing to
move out for the time being. He would not
allow anybody to enter the room, alleging
indisposition. Yesterday he ordered a
bouquet, As the royal carriage passed he
hurled the bouquet containing the bomb,
drew quickly back, changed his hat and
escaped amid the confusion.
A searoh Of the room resulted in the find
ing Of a white powder similar to dynamite
and a glass syringe which smelt strongly
Of bite r almonds. With this, it is supposed,
it was intended to load a bomb when the
procession began to pass. A stylish suit
and a suit Of workman's clothes were found
in the room. =
Other property left in his room indicates
that the assassin had plenty Of money. 1t
included a costly trunk, a handsome dress.
ing case n expensive clothing. There
was also a blood stained handkerchief,
suggesting that he had been wounded by
the bomb, but it has been demonstrated
that he probably cut his hand in hastily
opening a tube Of illuminate Of mercury 10
finally charge the bomb.
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