New-York tribune., 1907-06-30

leather I they had been his own.
A. ..-r... / would not 60. although Dick urged
t1a-. II a never ending double line Of fine car
-la~e-. --t meet the Duchess OF Caruona $.
Bi- dare u ste Monica again after what
mad ...4 less there was some hope hat Pillar
could --e. or that ! could speak for myself.
s.. ...- not resist questioning the family IN
-.e ere- Had tleE heard udlngs OF her: Had
p-e-- there was news. but not good news.
-ne .n- WAS known. and was beng talked
q ever The story was that the wedding
would p. .u. az the Duchess was not strong and
I-lte--,- herself anxious 10 her married.
Gassn .-o that The marriage would be cele-
t-atel i-id directly after the festivities OF the
ROYAL r.. - sgcre over so that the Young Duchess,
as The g~audee of Spain. could become lady
II Wa'.-, -. The bride Queen, when the royal couple
-eture -.-l their houeErnOOn. The Cherub told
:ue rls -.ug- only because | insisted on hearing
ALI -. Wednesday evening | dragged further
ce'4.. r Pillar. They had passed the Duchess,
I-adr t..a Avon. and Monica IN the Carnona car
rage. -.. and-omest IN Seville and the Duke had
been setback, looking more attractive than
t--- -- e.er seen h.m II the clfi0 costume, worn
= t..les us an amusing attectation by some Young
Il Andalusa. l could picture him IN the
VIDE ned gray sombrero. the tight short Jacket,
and -.e-S fitting close as a glove until they
"a. - The knee. Yes the dress would suit hi'n;
and ar confessed that he was perfect rider !
"as horribly jealous, ready 10 fancy that after all
M.r-.a had actually begun 10 care for him.
#e-e had been procession on Wednesday, but
: ".- not an affair 81 importance; and with huTs-
taE and the presence of he King, al the greatest
events of tins Ncjuqud Santa were TO begin.
i..--E II the afternoon there washing OF poor
--, cot by the great eCCesiastcs in the cathedral.
t-e KING remaining al the AlCazar to battle as Dick
INT Il. few carefully selected feet on his own
ascouut a sign Of humility Later would come the
most splendid procession OF the week the king walk
rg 18th his OWL brotherhood N the evening The
IlsrDe IN tne aedral. and professions all night
I'll mass ou o. FRIDAY morning. To rnvscif |
sad th.-.-s .s, / MAS % have two more chances.
-.e .rs -- aa | depended upon Pillar in the
.-t-. .. --e one ior which depended upon an
-'.- . nay own II the cvcn.ng.-for all the
gong 70 hear The -MlsDerc.
--- = week for penltenCe and fasting
.- .uunred by the King. thrilled with excite
t..- Thousands of strangers had poured into the
o.. t.i- day and the crowds were three times
as on SUNDAY Though there had been
o. .,-rg rutiors, whispers Of anarchist plots and
b. The police had been alert; the KING had
1es seville safely; and now anxiety was for
2n''H III the Town poured INTO the Plaza dc Ia
cons more than hour before there was
any .t.r that the procession might begin and Was
Il 'he .r."d
Ile boxes filed earlier than before many Of The
lade- 9nper N black, but wearing PARIS hats and
fale t-H..d dresses, though tomorrow there would
5e black .aauiiilas again and red carnations Pillar
Dc and Colonel O'Donnel were ii their places
ana la.a-a The Dukes box was still empty | was
sure should not be Disappointed to-day. He VIII
@ifear about Tie time The King does. was saving
!" myself hen suddenly there came Il stir IN the
!o2@ box he mayor and town councillors walked
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