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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-06
The Political Equality Club

will meet Friday evening. September
9TH, at the residence of Mrs. Haw'
kerr SO4 Locust 'avenue. This is q
very important meeting and all mem
bers of the club are urged to make
a special effort to be present. 6-2t
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Miss Cooks Guest.

Miss Imogene Porter, Of Connslls-
Vile, Pa, is the. house guest OF Miss
Louise Cook, on Fairmont avenue.
Miss Porter and Miss Cook were
school mates last year at Maryland
College, LuthurvIlle, Md.
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The First Bump.

Baltimore News.
Government ownership of railroads
is Bryan suggestion that does not
make Roadway in the south. It bumps
against the Jim Crow car.
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Afternoon Session.

This afternoons session began by
singing America, after which Prof.
Roster talked In a general way on Ed
ncation, Public Schools, Public School
Teachers the lack of present induce.
ments necessary TO procure the best
Of teachers, the deficiency of suitable
buildings, apparatus, ETC., Tor the
country schools; showed wherein mon
ey expended on the public school en-
terprises was not spent but only well
invested, since even those who have
no children to reap the benefits at
forded by the public schools cannot
but help being benefited from living in
a community in which is established
an ideal system Of education
Next Mr. Faust introduced Prof j.
C. Johnson. of Morgantown, who gave
a most interesting and Instructive lee
ture on 1.-The Importance OF Agricul-
tnral Education in the Rural schools. :"
Then Prof. Fleming gave a brief
talk in the interests Of the Normal
schools, which certainly consisted of
splendid advice to all those who would
become good thorough and efficient
teachers
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Marietta: R. C.sPrice, Amos; J. w.
Atna, S. e. Taggart, e. ]. Thomas, Har-
ny Straight, Warrington; w. B. Cross,
Wadestown; w. F. Michael. Farming
ton; Lee Swisher, Barracl1villo, e. G.
Wilson, z. G. Morgan, Rtvesville; "
H. Stewart, Philippi; WIN. J. aonpers,
Fl. C. Robb, Wheeling; Ed. w. Nc
NELL, NJ. Hatfield, A. A. Davidson,
Morgantown.
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wANTED-2o girls at the cumberland
Glass factory. Steady employment
for good workers.
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Tavern: D. B. Purinton, Gilbert B.
Miller, Miss Josephine Collect, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Layton, II. G, Day, Morgan
town; Howard II. Hastings, RoBk Hen
kleman, R. B. Park, Wheeling; ]. C.
Long, Opekfska: T. C. Moore Randall:
r. NJ. McCusl1ey, Amos; Joseph HUI.
gus, Pennington; Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Goff, Clarksburg.
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Henry Peck, his pa, his ma, his girl
and the whole d. m, family tonight
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ManIey: E. r. Metzner. w. R. Stew
.enson, s. J. Madden, Wheeling; l.. w.
Wright, r. H. Levy, Clarksburg; P.
B. Reynolds, Morgantown; w. j.
13yrne, Parkersburg; Oakley Collins, 2
H. Norwood, BIacksville.
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Proposals..

Sealed proposals will be resolved at
the city engineers Office until O'Clock
D. M, September s. 1906, for construct
ing sewers on Morgantown avenue,
Raymond street and East Park ave.
nue..
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Watson: j. B. Canning, Valley Falls,
w. B. Stevenson, ]. ii, Clarke, Wheel
ing.
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s. A. sHUTTLEswoRTH,
st Engineer.
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I'm going to Packs Bad Boy to,
light.
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SOCIETY!

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Many School
Officers Attended
Continued from Page One

IN October, at AItnersyiile.
Miss Frances " Byrd, Of Dayton
was enrolled IN institute to
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WAVED.

lSANTRD-W6ite cook, strictly sober,
with experience in restaurant Ad-
dress 'tP, 2 care the West Virginian
once. ct
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

susceptibiiities OF tine British public
against this kind of sport. The Prince
and Princess Of Wales. AmbaS~alol
l'unscn and Princess Henry 81 Sat
tenbcrg. mother of tho Queen. were
among those ho did not attend.
\ Royal Reception.
The city has partially resumed Its
~carnlVa! aspect as a result Of the he
folc Efforts made To drive out the
memory of the tragic event.
IonlGht the King and Queen re-
celVcd the princes and ENJOYS at the
palace. the reception taking the place
OF the royal ball. which vas cancelled
because of the recent calamity. Mr..
ana Mrs. WhitridGc attended the re-
ception. Mrs. Whitridgc wearing a
gown Of white silk with lace and gold
embroidery.
\ reward Of 50, 900 has been offered
for the apprehension Of the author
of the bomb outrage.
The proprietor of the boarding
house at which Morales. the chief sus-
pect, stopped has recognized him by
a photograph as being a notorious
anarchist named Navarro. who was
II of the suspects after the attempt
on the Spanish Kings life when his
majesty visited Paris last wear
The British embassy has interviewed
in behalf of Robert Hamilton. the
Englishman arrested on suspicion Of
being connected with the ATTEMPT on
the lives of the King and Queen. and
he has been released, as it seems to
be a case of mistaken identity.
The killed by the bomb explosion
now number twenty-four.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
King and Queen Attend
the Bull Fight.

Madrid. June THE royal bull
fight this afternoon was the climax
of the spectacular maenifcence at
tendant upon the marriage IF King
Alfonso and for the time being Madrid
forgot the horrors of the attempt on
the lives of the royal couple amid the
b%rilliancy and excitement Of this ma
tionaI pastime. 1t was feared the
event would give another opportunity
for an outrage, but everything passed
off a~uspiciously. King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria being continuously the
enter Of enthusiastic popular ova-
tons.
From about Don croWdS choked the
Gale de Alcala. leading toward the
Plaza de Toros and extraordinary pre-
cautions Were adopted to prevent an
other attempt on the lives Of their
maiestieS, Within and without the
vast amphitheatre the picture was one
of animation. Through every APP
proach came h gorgeous equippages
of members of the royal families and
the persons of noble lineage. The
multitude which packed the avenues
cavalry and infantry. Within. the
structure presented a wonderful scene
Of vibrating color, The arena was
%Carpeted with flowers which a sharp
WIND earned about in cdQieS until the
ring was cleared for the combat.
Around the circle, rising tier on tier.
were $4,000 persons. most of them in
gay costumes. with the royal box
dominating the spectacle.
At f O'Clock King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria entered the box and
looked out upon the shouting multi
tude. The King wore a military uni
form. while the Queen was attired in
white lace with roses daintily ar
ranged in her white mantilla. Much
sympathy was felt for the voune
Queen in undergoing this further
ordeal.
The bull fight itself was = disan-
pointment TO the Spaniards. as some
of its usual blOod-curdlfng features
were omitted, probably as a concession
to TIE Queen. She viewed the go..
spectacle Without the least outward
evidence of emotion. One
bull literally tore a horse to pieces
under the railing Of the royal box.
from which Victoria looked down
without winkin-.
Eight bulls We're DISPATCHED fonr Of
tilem hy caNaliros mounted on horse
PACK, who were chosen from the irst
Iafnllies Of Spain with the Duke Of
Medina coeli. the Duke If AHA and
the Marquis Of Tobar as their patrons
The british official delegation did
not attend the bull fight owing to the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
APPEAL FROM OUR CONSUL.
An Tnheard Of Proceeding. Troops
Forbidden TO Cross the Bordcr.
(By the Associated Press

Washington. June 2.-The state De
patrment received q most urgent tele-
graphic appeal for help from Ameri-
can Consul G~alhraith, at Cananea,
Mexico. in which the consul says:
Aid from the United States abso-
lutelY essential
The State Department also received
direct application from the Governor
of the state of sonora. Mexico, for
help from the American side. q most
extraordinary occurrence. There
are no treaties conveying any az;
thority for the International use of
troops across the frontier, so the
State Department officials were not
sure hat they had a right to act on
their own initiative and dispatch
American troops into Mexico in time
of peace. no matter how great the
emergency unless these troops were
called for by the Mexican government
through constitutional channels. Not
even the governor Of the Mexican
Stat of sonora was authorized to
make a legal call for the use Of
American troops. and if he felt tht
need Of that kin Of help, before his
reguiSition could he honored by our
government. it must have been taken
up and transmitted through his own
foreign officer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
\ PAEII\NF\TARY ~ ARR.
cannon i Equal To the Occasion. Nd
jotrnina the House Amid Con
fusion.
CBy the Associated Pres)

Washington, June - What might
have been a serious parliamentary
snarl was d~eXtcrousIv avoided by
Speaker Cannon late this afternoon IA
the House of Representatives, when
Mr.. Murphy Glo.) rose IL present
n he dcnominatcd a privileged
resolution
The conference reports on tho rate
and ST -ehood bills had been made
and ordered printed when the Mis-
souri, Congressman presented a rcso-
luton resembling the action Of the
House sending the statehood bill to
conference and providing for a vote
on the Senate amendment. Mr..
Payne CN. " the floor leader Of the
majority, instantly made the point
that the resolution was not privileged.
The Speaker with smiling face held
that the resolution Was not privileged
as tho papers in the cas- were with
tie Senate and he had serious doubt
if the resolution would be privileged.
ever if the papers We're Nth the
House Confusion cnsuod. Mr. Muir
ply and a number OF Democrats
sprinsinc to their feet to taxi cxcep-
ton to the ruling of the speaker.
Above tho din Mr.. Murphy was
heard to say. Lets have = square
decision Of the Chair" but the Speak
CT was oblivioIS to the motion for an
appeal aud adjourned the House at
> 80 until noon on Thursday. on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Bonyngc. (Colo.D leaving
Mr.. Murphy ges'iculatiug on the floor.
The House spent the day consider
ing the naturalization bill, but did not
complete it.
The "nub" of the naturalization bin.
the educational test. vas debated dur
ing much of the session. 10 10 fuaIiv-
ended hE Mr. keQnplV f%4B ) .tthBu.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
ARIZONA AND MN NTAIto
{ nnfere4~ t~.rccnf"ut ou Statehood
Eiil Will Not BE accepted h., tac
Democrats
Us Tho Associates

tBA the Associated Tre-
Washington June + caaf.rs a
the statehood bin. at three ... ta-
day. signed a report covering s8 X
~ DISPUTE" tut exception Wa~ fak.r
~ the democrats 20 Tho acre.fnar
IN relation 70 Arizona aaa NeN Mex
CO The vote was unanimous III f..
gard L. All provisions r~elatag - ~.
admission IF Oklahoma = Indian
Territory Tho exception MAS taken
hN Senator Patterson and Repre~eu-
ihtlN. Moon. the managers on tire part
IF the minority and indicates that ria.
agreement ma vet encounter shoals
In tho rSnaie. where 4 POLL shows 'Itt
without Democratic votes the r.n8rt
cannot he adopted.
The opposition 10 tine admission ~
New Mexico and Arizona rs one state
has been led from the first ~ euata
Foraker. BY tho aid of a feW Rcpuh-
leans and practically the entire Dem
preventing an agreement on any meas
ure that would not Civ t. the uco-
pie Of either territory thu right ar
a special election. To reject joint state
mood. Bv the agreement signed to-
day the people T these territories can
vote separately on tho question III
statehood at the regular election ON
November siXth. At which time terri
torial officers and officers If tho pro-
posed new rate are elected and a vote
upon the constitution. heretofore
adopted. is also To be had.
When the conference report WAS
presented to tho Senate TODAY. Senator
Foraker declared he would do his ut-
most to defeat II. senator Raitcv do
clared that the agreement would not
be accepted by the Democrats
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That Arizona Rangers should Invade
Mexican Territory Regarded as
PrcpOStefOuS.
(By the Associated Press,)

tDs IIIt 1iSN'1Io3t'l J 4'Nc.t
Mexico City. June 1.-THE govern
ment has advices from Cananea. Sono-
"a. to the effect that the strike Of
Mexican employees against the mining
company'S management was at first
perfectly pacific. The pretext was that
the Mexican employees We're unfairly
treated and that preference in pay and
employment was given to Americans.
The Mexican miners demands. it is
said. We're roughly repulSed. which
gave rise to an feeling: and the
strikers set fire to deposits Of wood,
resulting in an armed conflict between
Americans and MexicanS in which
fourteen men were killed and wounded
on both sides.
y concentration of federal forces
was ordered so as to stamp out the
movement n TO preserve order. Word
has been sent to arrest and duly pun
ish the guilty parties. and the govern
ment will proceed with the utmost
vigor.
The statement published that Ari-
IONA Rangers were 10 cross into Mex
lean territory is regarded here as pre-
posterouS. Arizona being a territory
of the United States. no such order,
1t is believed. would be given for in
VasiOn of Mexican soil.
Acting under Instructions from the
State Department in Washington. the
ambassador today was in
consultation with the foreign relations
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

throngs Of the capital, and with all
the picturesque and romantic sur
roundings suitable for a royal honey
moon.
The place is ituatcd at the foot Of
the imposing Pico dc Pcnalara in the
G~uadarrama mountains. hig above
the sea level. The little village dates
from ancient times. when Henry "
built a chapel there ana dedicated it
to st. lidcfOn$o. Later. the friars Of
the Pafral Monastery established here
a farm G4aGranja) which so much
suited the fancy of the first Spanish
Bourbon. Phillip V. that he bought the
place and erected a magnificent palace
with surrounding parks. in the style
Of his French native country. The
fountains and water works then cs-
tablished and still running are not sur
passed by any other royal possession
in Europe.
For years the Spanish kings used
this palace and park as a pleasure re
sort. much as the French kings passed
their days of pleasure at Versailles.
Charles III received here the Count
Artois. when he marched to conque"
Gibraltar. GodoY signed here the
treaty which delivered Spain from
France. and Ferdinand VII here APP
pointed the Infant Don Carlos to be
prince hereditary. When his energetic
sister-in-laW heard Of this Intention.
she fastened to LaGranja, threw the
COurtlGfS QUE OF the palace. gave to
Premier Calomarde the famous box
on the ear, about which he said later
that white hands cannot Offend"
tore to pieces the first Spanish tesla
meEt, and insure the throne to the
Kings little daughter ISabella-eventS
which caused the bloody civil war.
LaGranja is at its best at this time
of year. and the blossoms. the old
trees. the myrtle lanes. the fountains.
and the fresh mountain air. viii all
serve to make this royal honeymoon
q delight. The Castle overloOkS the
park, with its NUMEROUS cascades and
lakes, supplied With water from huge
reservoirs. These WaterWOrkS are
really the most remarkable feature of
LaGranja. and the effect of the foun-
tainS is nue. more grand than at Yer
sailles. In the fountain of Perseus.
who rescues Andromeda from the drag
on, the latter throws a jet of 100 feet
in the air. h basket fountain con-
sists of numerous Jets. 40 to 65 feet
high, and the jet of the Fauna foun-
tain. 115 feet high, car be seen at
SegOVia.
The Bath of Diana" is a chaos of
water Spouts and statues of godcsSes
and nymphs. clarifying the triumph Of
the loving oma appearing in her
whole beauty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
Following the Flag.

When our soldiers went 10 cuba and
tre Philippines. health WAS the most
important consideration. Willis T. Nor
gan. retired CommisSary Sergeant L.
s. a. Of Rura. Route /. Concord y.
H. SAYS: Il was two years ia cuba
and two years in the Philippines. and
being subjet To colds. / took Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. which kept me in perfect leaIth.
And nov. in New Hampshire. We find
it the best medicine iu the world for
coughs. colds, bronchial roubles u
all lung diseases. Guaranteed by all
druggists. Price SOC and 800. Trial
bottle free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
BOMB TIIROWER A SUICIDE?
y Man Answering the Description
Given Destroys Himself.
(By the Associated Press.)

Madrid. une 3.-3 a. m.-Thc civil
governor announces that an Individual
exactly resembling tho man supposed
to have thrown the bomb at the ROYAL
couple as they were proceeding to the
palace from the church after the mar
riage ceremony, committed suicide in
the village of Torrejondeardox. near
Madrid, when he was about to be ar
rested.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

Iat 8 -
la a Race o,rf u..,f~
tIs fAa A saf.f 8r.e#
NAtrt NIs
gv.eIuE- uy.- .e.
A.tuU~s .s. H -
tgE.UbN. as4..s. -
uDlaat tts F....
thrown tfaH. .
pIat.! ult. 4.4tN ..
coach a..ur#.# Is ~.
Queen Ir.< s..t.n.
and Qasea victor.
c~IpttrI. ,t,. .s1..s..-
AT I,.tet .Nfa.. $500.
beisE ~ IA. ..
rs,pft ana tHa .sE.4 $50.
Elll,I MANY ether. -
I'M, FOLLOWING. ..t.. ta, l....
ti 1tl. tsA"ra@ -s'imtnauH.He uaft
tn. N.rn.,f. -. ,rr
D., trtt'5. nt. "t+A I..t
4c.tr. Ja.. $50 - y.,.
rarlc.r. 5
leading q horse aftGgI.r ,n. ...[s
arriving the kim and gtt,,..
several al faos. kHf.f ,,,. ....t
lug ou fh, balloon. ~ iG, r..,.
which tb, bomb .t-.. fr,....
III, ,ion,,nt az Tr,..
tn, EXPLOSION u.aI,ro4 Nl, M ,..
royal couple were .latf I'd. ..tr, ,H..
palace Tho ,an.. ~ ,r. ...,t,.. h.t
been diverted fra,, Ar.,p.g .ts..t
NaysY atfrs,f su.4nr ,. "a ,..,.,s..
desires m, rrae...I.a t..,
PASSED thraugt Ns.., .,r.., . XXI.
abnut "a tfte,# 4ef. tb. a,f.,.a.
ing =, ~. f.I.rn 49,.
shoot no hnfIsf.c- 49,
~tuuujnp Iargc a,,,.b,.
aud throwing tho cortege into lnS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
HURLED AT The KING

In" Missile uansasT Ia5t.d e. Eesrh
IL HAfA-h "a> fi.strt rs -
llrstue W. srI Nf,u- snsl a..
Queen i~at-at tuturt-Nt Isaet
>iNi'~n i'eHnls ani "a Nau4i~t at
ii"r~,> hiII.,t ~sm. "f situs i.us.
Torn ltt,raii, 2" To -Iaaasn
Thrown IrHu "a Window tae vi
dihE frc'~~lsn Ma Ea~~iu--bne
Man Arrested Arstltrr I~ale#I
in a Race otrf Ito.sf~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05

''-'''- IlllS Cd IIlHlS array " PiihhoNe
appeared a coach bearing the roEai
crown I'm which were seated King Al
."|-". his Witness. Prince Carlos, ana
- Kings little nephew. Prince Al
i."'@". tho actual heir to the throne OF
Span.
Ills Majesty could plainly be seen
."'.Iu- and bowling to the popular
-'.'lInE&. He wore the uniform OF a
"'OI marshall.
'wmeiiately following the royal
...'.h came the brides party. form
aug '""Iher glittering array of gaia
bearing the lords and ladleS
'' "7'''ng and the princes n prln-
of the House of B~atteburg. and
".. .." came the famed mahogany
~ . with the radiant bride. Princess
.''4 attended by her mother and
<'''" "afja Christiana. The appear
10y TN" Princess who was abOu'
"IH" their Queen aroused the
'" ." tho highest pitch of emotion.
"H| m cheered and ShOuted
..'E @fIUtationS. while others from
...,.f'"s of the houses along the
1.'.A"reG flowers IN the Pfln-
".t let loose hundreds of pig
-l. '-''Efng long bright Streamefs.
g '""i" looked most charming ana
r., .".-% acknowledged the Contin-
''"rh=ug the chamber of depu-
CHM. ''ffoa" came in sight of the
W.. "' st. JerOnimO ell Real, when
,,I. '-I1IIrentIN adorned for the
s '. over the entrance was
ami .. an immense canOp Of red
.... '" velvet. embroidered with
L.r5 -'atoheons and supported on
h-,.r., tt'# IanCes. Awaiting the
and panty stood lines of halberdlers
r 4'..'. Guards.
Sr.r. .'1or"d bands played the
,ugnI. h-iional anthem as the bridal
WITH, .'h martial steps passed
""' ''e church.
r '" INC tiIurch-Thc Ceremony.
70 .or.. '''Ii"r of the church presented
'4r3." ootored 'e'''S 'S
Ia.I,. '''"IH ailded arm chairs of
oaie "~ workmanship occupied the
..Ecn ,. ..l'h also rested two soft.
'oub.a '.'''ns upon which the bridal
'Arone ,,' Immediately facing the
d. Guided divan on which
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-06-05
VISIONS OF SPLENDOR


, Pcrhans Since fine N,,,;r,
h''-'"'' 81 "Fa'ada fch beforc
,tr lrn1, of Ferdinand and Isabciya
t''7 Il 9"'' h''ho9' 'ffcniai
Room ,yi. .
i" 'i'
ulJdrd inndoms OF Leo, and
"
castillo. In Heading of This ROYAL
Marriage one i Carried Back to the
.
H"N0 "' ""'o"" "A "'sthio ana
t.,c- A.aiu ,nopo the coro
Ilnrics of the "Arabian
tho As.ociato, pr
.,.i,il ata, q
N"'s Nii'i'7'
s". IfIHoc9S victoria were pro-
u.guDrd man and wife by Cardinal
-....n, i'm the Church of San .Jeropino
'' '."S vas 5iS"'''eo TO tle waiting
r."#dS ana all Madrid broke into
fsatir demonstrations Of joy, while
hoomod and cb,,roh ha,,n
lh'''''.
Eu'sring the royal coach the King
anal Queen of Spain returned to the
..+... .nid sc.noa e tba wildcat
''
t0HNI'"Il, the thfoh8S long
live Queen VictOria."
r,i,,rn Victoria caua from tho
r,,I, ~uatace to Madrid early H. inc
m~,rYfna accomnanicd nv hcr noth-
.. rrinrnss Henry Of Rattenhl,rr and
t., I.dins of honor ana oecortea h,
.aain1pnt of the roval Guards Tbo
- ,art, n,ae i,cta 80 ~ in
...''' " .hioL had - ~
l-E "" oNeI 2uiHp-
."''7'> PiePdi~ iol HtI' mere
."' i,,'Co'' - oI no N1.u.nS oi1H7
ana '"Seh IHlio'idh slee"u me
''Id' dI'cf Whi:h thc laules pItdh-
."5''" t'E1thoi Ill the piuc 0dloll OH
.' "''H'9HS.
The Cortcoc
PIP, a ~ ~
We 'rN"l3 -. -
'' ''@!i p'i"C, GU ~ q ~ a,it
0' ''.,E'lS o. cIluich pens tl4 liilS
I aiiIitiE SdiuleS ana the cldihorouS
"'h0Nl}Sln OF the cIoWdS maSsed
a'0G lne route. Anead fode trump
.'IS IN crimson VelVet SUITS Oh Ile
time Of Philip Ill. sounding the ap-
"ach of the foyaI party. folloW-
Ug them came the personnel OF the
MaI household.
Next came a long line OF gaia
caches of the Spanish grandees, each
NJ u distinctive color. with panels
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- Of the Honeymoon.

The castle which Alfoliso IL
Queen have chosen for their none
Quean ie the Spanish Versailles. known
&c IaGranja. 1t is a quaint ana qulee
snot far removed from the lhauiSi'iNe
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losing his dazzling array of princes
appeared a coach bearing the oEa
crown I'm which were seated King Al
.'|"E his Witness. Prince Carlos, ana
- N'"g's little nephew, Prince Al