The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
ROYAL BULL FIGHT
YOUNG QUEEN OF SPAIN WATCHES
 BRUTAL SPORT.
Enulisbman Hamilton, Who Was sus- pected of Being Author of the Dy- namite Outrage, Is Released
 After Examination.

Madrid. June 2.-The royal bull hght this afternoon was the climax or the spectacular magnificence attendant up on the marriage of King Alfonso ana for the time being Madrid rorgot lns horrors of the attempt on the lives or the royal couple amid the brilliancy and excitement of this national pas time. It was feared the event would give opportunity for another outrage hut everything passed off suspicious ly King Alfonso and Queen Victoria being continuously tho center or en- thusiastic popular ovations.
 From about noon the crowds cnokeo inc salle de Alcala leading toward the Plaza de Toros, and extraordinary pre- cautions were adopted to prevent an other attempt on the lives or tneir maiestfes Within and without the vast amphitheatre the picture was one of animation. Through every approach came the gorgeous equipages or mem bers of the royal families ana the per sons of noble lineage. The muiti.Suss which packed the avenues were helo hack by solid masses of cavalry ana infantry. within the structure pre- scented a wonderful scene or vipratinS color. The arena was carpeted Wi.n flowers which a sharp wind carfieo about in eddies until the ring was cleared for the combat. Around lne circle, iesing tier on tier. were siAsy thousand persons. most of them m gay costumes, with the royai ooA
 ing the spect ctacle
 At o'clock King Alfonso ana 3ueen Victoria entered the boxes looking out upon the shouting multitude. tne King wore a military uniform while tha Queen was attired In Wnlte iace with roses daintily arranged m her white mantilla. Much sympathy was felt for the young Queen 3n unosrso ing this further ordeal.
 The bull fight itself was dlsap- nointment to the Spantards as some or it's usual blood curdling features were missing, probably as concession Io the queen She viewed the gory spec tacle without the least outward evi, dence of emotion. One maddened bull literally tore a horse to pieces under the railing of the royal box from which Victoria looked down without shrink ing. . o, them by cavaliers mounted on horse back who were chosen from the first families of Spain with the Duke or, Midina CoelI the Duke of Alba and the Marquis of Tober as their patI ons.
 The British official delegation did not attend the bull fight in consequence of the susceptibiltttes of the British public against this kind of sport.
 MOSI OI luC PtAhSSo oAtN N'A' oSS' ever, were present. The American special envoy, F. w, Whitridge. Minis ter Collier and Miss Whitridgs at tended. IA.
 The city has partially resumed it's carnival aspect as a result of the he- roic efforts made to drive out the memory of the tragic event Tonight the king and queen received the princes and enVoys at tho palace, the recep, tIon taking the place of the royal bau which was cancelled because Of the recent calamity. MT. and Mrs. Whit ridge attended the reception, Mrs. Whitridge wearing a gown of white silk with lace and gold embroidery. Minister Collier and Mrs. Collier were
 A reward of $5,0o0 has been offered for the apprehension of the author or the bomb outrage. There is not tho slightest clue to his identity
 fudge Valle today interrogated hoo- ert Hamilton, the English suspect. TOT an hour, after which ho was reAeasee as his innocence was clear.
 The arrest of the Englishman IS causing a deep undercurrent or Brltlsn resentment and has also reawakenea the animosity of the ignorant Spanish rabble against the British as the iat- ter hlIndly assert that Queen Victorlas oor,inp to Madrid was the main causG of inc attempt on the kings ire
 The proprietor of the boarding house at which the suspect stopped has re- copntzed him by a photograph as being a notorious anarchist named NaVarro, Ivbo was one of the suspects arter the attempt on the kings life when ms aatestv visited Paris last year.