The San Francisco call., 1906-06-02
Is Suspected
. Of Being Implicated
in the Crime.
Police Believe That Two
Bombs Were Hurled
at Carriage.

at Carriage.
| MADRID. June 1.-The nervous ten
sion of the populace of Madrid has been
wrought up to the highest pitch by the
terrible events of King Alfonso's wed.
fding day The period of the. wedding
| fetes. while still officially proceeding,
is filled with sinister forebodings. The
King and Queen sought to reassure the
public by appearing today in an, open,
automobile unattended by a military
guard The King and Queen had the
outward appearance OF calmness, and
were wildly acclaimed as they passed
Through the Puerta del Sol.
| The heavens tonight are red with
illuminations from the Segovia bridge
TO the Atchoa walk, and from the pal
ace the royal family and. their guests
+ watch the lurid play Of rockets and
Roman candles; but all the brightness
/ fails to life the gloom that has fallen
ON the community, and seems but: a re-
ninder of the terrible events of the
wedding day Lines of cavalry guard
the entrance to the royal palace. Lights
| sparkle in many OF the windows of the
palace. but the 'vastness of the structure
| gives somberness corresponding. with
the prevailing feeling of awe.
| King Alfonso wishes to postpone the
! royal ball set for tomorrow night, but
/ the Ministers are seeking to persuade
| him that the programme should be
carried out. The Ministry probably will
/ prevail, and every effort will be made
to efface by the splendid spectacle of
| tomorrow's royal bullhght and the
/ wedding ball the memory of the trag-
edy following so close upon the nup-
tials.
| ENGLIsHMAN Is SUSPECTED.
The police today arrested Robert
| Hamilton, an elegantly dressed Eng
! lishman as ne was boarding a, train; as
/ the person nearest to fitting the de-
! scription of the author of the: outrage,
/ but lengthy Interrogation of this
J prisoner in lie presence of the proprie-
tor of the chamber from. which the at
tempt was made gave no satisfactory
results.
! A member of the Civil Guard this
| afternoon recognized Hamilton as a
companion of Manuel Morales on the
/. balcony, from which the bomb was
thrown at the royal carriage The two
men also were seen together at BARGE
| Iona.
The funerals of eight officers and
men, the Marquise of Tolasa and her
! daughter and the Countess of Orde-
reres took place this afternoon in the
/ presence of vast concourse+ At the
cemetery military honors were rem
| dered. The King and the Government
were represented.
! Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria, hus-
band of the Infanta Maria Teresa. WIS.,
tied the hospital this afternoon on be-
! half of Queen Victoria. Prince Ferdi-
nand talked with the wounded and
| sent a royal chaplain to comfort and
| aid them
banquets at the palace was carried out
| today. but the spirit of gaiety which
should nave marked the occasion was
| absent By direction of the Ministry.
| no flowers were received at the palace,
| in consequence of the danger of missiles
being concealed in the bouquets.
| RAIDING THE ANARCHISTS.
The Ministry is considering stringent
measures for the suppression of an
archism. and bills will be presented in
the Cortes to stamp out the movement
Arrests are being made of all known
anarchists without reference to their
whereabouts at the time of the Nbomb
explosion yesterday, and each suspect
is required to establish his innocence of
connection with the outrage. Several
of the bomb explosion were taken to the
municipal laboratory and examined
The bursting of an automobile tire
| today in the Puerta del Sol caused a
| panic which threatened to be serious
| The nerves of the people are SO tense
] that the explosion of the tire was be-
| lieved to be another outrage. There
was a mad rush. in which women were
knocked down and trampled under foot
and cafes were invaded and damaged.
Order was restored with difficulty.
| Count Romanones, Minister of the In
| terror. says the attempt on the lives of
the King and Queen may. be definitely
ascribed to anarchy. both in its prep
aration and execution.
An examination of the royal coach
| shows it to be badly SCARED and dam
] aged. The lamps were shattered.
The officials are beginning to believe
that two bombs were thrown at the
King and Queen and that the missiles
exploded simultaneously with only one
vivid fash
TRY TO LYNCH PRISONERS.
| The scene which followed was like
that witnessed on battlefield. Corpses,
pools of blood and wreckage were
strewn upon the ground: the front of
the house. SS Mayor street. before
which the explosion occurred. was
l covered WITH nOleS ana DlOOQ Qf1pped
/ from the curtains of a window on the
| first floor. In the apartment of the
Duke of Ahumada the Marchioness To-
losa and her daughter were killed.
One body was jammed in the balcony
railing and was removed with difi
Guilty. No. SS Mayor street and all the
Aearby houses were surrounded by po-
i lice, who prevented ingress or egress
until they had been thoroughly search
| ed. A tenant on the third floor and
young man who was leaving the
| house were among those arrested. The
crowd tried to lynch the prisoners and
the police only prevented it by charg-
/ ing.
| The GOODNESS of the young King was
marvellous. On reaching the palace
after the explosion he sent adjutants
! to assist the wounded and later sent
j officers among the families of the vic
Tins, doing everything possible to con-
| sole with and assist the sufferers.
RENEW THEIR THREATS.
1t is asserted that letters were re-
ceived. in Government quarters last
| n rh hf saving that this would not he the