Show POLICE POUGE SEEKING BOMB THROWER I IEnglish English Suspect Arrested and Nearly Mobbed but Later Released S FESTI FESTIVITIES ES WILL LL GO ON Madrid l' l Police Department Severely Sc d for Not Taking Precaution tion to 10 Present tile the Outrage t tf Y f T Madrid June Junc 2 Despite Despite the fact that tho the city Is plunged n nto the thc deepest deepest deep deep- est mourning owing to the attempt i to a assassinate the king and queen on their we wedding day clay and anti the tho fatal re re- re suits uHs following following- the tho bomb throwing all the festivities fc planned to follow follo after the wedding are me to 10 bo ho carried outA out A magnificent nl state luncheon wa was given gj at the palace I Friday In honor of time the royal visitors visitor and this wa was f followed followed fol fol- lI l- l I lowed well by liy a brilliant reception The rho 1 king Icing personally received the guests guest The bull huH light which was vas among the forms olms of or entertainments to 10 follow folio th the wE wedding festivities will also take place A A. ff few w of the thc victims of the outrage outrage out out- rage e. e the casualties of which were ere placed at seventeen se dead lead and Me enty six Ix Injured some of them fatally were Well bu burled tied FIlda Friday even evening I ng The rho fu funeral n ct-al ct processions were wela w witnessed wit It- It IJ by thousands of people who crow crowded ed the streets and paid homage to the dead lead The rho royal family wn wa was represented at al each funeral Af-a Af In IH The rhe police pollee have e thus far arr arrested twenty five persons who are suspected of being implicated In the attempted a assassination an and amon these theRe It I Is stated on the best of authority Js is the assassin himself lr A search of the a assassins assassin's M room brought to to light chemical substances substance which prove pi-ove that the bomb was made mado from flom them a few ew minutes s before It was as thrown and It Is known that the thrower thrower of the bomb WAS as himself in injured InJured Injured In- In because of the bomb against the balcony balcon and breaking Into small pieces which fell tell all aB around him rn and over o the crowd In the vicinity of ot the royal coach which had a lous bus escape front from tom the full force of th the explosion S Police Censured S I-S The Tho Madrid are fire being crit crit- cl for 01 th the ease case with which ho tho would be wOul be as assassin was able to 0 perpetrate th the bomb outrage TJi police pollee department was In InT In that nn an attempt w Hl be made t th J JW i oth J J J H h fitt that ut their thI best detectives should besent be besent sent to Madrid All the skilled del de- de l cU In the Spanish provinces e es especially especially es- es p from Barcelona were ordered to the capital as well But the police did their work badly badly bad bad- ly and for fOl that reason are being blamed for the ease Case with which the agro assassin in carried out the plot One foreign for foi- or- or eign detective who ho was sent ent here to assist In protecting the king said Friday Fri Fri- lia day to the corr correspondent of oC the Pu Pub Pub- ushers lishers' Press I Had No Xo Plan Ilami of Action The Spanish detectives es left everything everything every every- thing to 10 us The They had no plan of ac action action ac- ac tion and did not know 1010 how to keep track of I the he anarchists known to be In the cH city The They rhey only began beJan watchIng watch match ing the railway depots a week yeok l before lefore the tho wedding day ay and kept no watch on Barcelona for Cor anarchists leaving that city They worked lII like e amateurs An incident which occurred Thurs da day night substantiates the complaint made against the Spanish police au- au No search was made of the tho Southern express lea leaving Madrid la at S 8 o'clock before the tho train l left ft the capital Detectives es dl did not enter the train until It had reached In the morning nn and It had made three o stops prior to that time tinie Even E then the detectives cs made only the smallest smallest small small- est cst kind of or an examination They did not flot turn on tho tile lights In the sleeping compartments but contented themselves with lighting match matches s. s Io Lost t t Their Heads The reason the assassin escaped at tho the time was because the police lost I their hen heads s completely They rushed about Calle Mayor layor street waving their arms and shouting joining In the general panic Officers dl did not enter the houses from which the bomb was wa as thrown until several minutes after the time Incident ant occurred giving the assassin plenty of or time to escape over ovel the roofs loofs of or other houses Th The Tho police continued to search tho the first house for two hours houn as the they were convinced the assassIn was concealed somewhere In the buildIng buildIng buildIng build- build Ing and did not search neighboring houses until two hours later Second Bomb Found A second bomb had hall not ex- ex was found near neal the entrance to o the palace and upon Investigation was vas found Cound to contain halt half a poun pound of high explosives es The arrest of oC tho the Englishman suppo supposed sup sup- po posed ed to be named Hamilton and who was as thought to be the thc assassin was as the cause of a 0 wild disturbance A J Amob mob nob formed Immediately after aCter the arest ar- ar rest est and uttered dire threats against Hamilton One On of the tho mob slashed Hamilton across the face with a walling wall walli lug In- ng stick and severely erel cut him It II was with the greatest difficulty that the police succeeded In their prisoner from rom the tUI fury of tIt th the mob but the they finally managed to hiVe drive off or with him I 1 Hamilton Not tile the Man 1111 Hamilton refused to give an any In Information Information In- In formation except to the British consul con con- sul stil 11 who subsequently requested Hamilton be liberated At an au carl early hour Saturday morning It was denied h by the tho police pollee that the I as assassin has haN been arrested and they the are nrc searching the city Ii In a S systematic I t manner for fol the thrower of the I b bomb I Another rumor In circulation Is ht IsI I that the tho alltia lI loaded two tso suctions sectIons I of tho the bomb u a few minutes before the tho occurred Rn ho he was cut cutI I severely ac In the thu hand b by one ont of th tho I tubes which brol broke broko u. u t glass I Only the tho fact that the tho royal roal carI car car- I rl o bad hael plated sides an und and top Is la Continued on un 1 lu age u Two u. I S t. t 5 POLICE SEEKING BOMB THROWER Continued from One Oca I believed to Stave have prevented it I from froni being total totally wrecked VI Funeral I C 1 I of or Victim Victim- The funeral of or the tw victims who were members of the tho military was one of or orthe the most Impressive sights over oVer witnessed wit wit- In Madrid As the black caissons caissons cais cats sons passed slowly under under the tho triumphal triumph triumph- a al arches arche through crowded streets the thereat great reat crowds were momentarily hushed hushel and anti the silence was only broken Iwo bro ken b by th the beating of or muffled drums rums and the lie trumpet trumpets High officers of or the troops anti and ant leading officials In government so circles walked with wih the lie civilians and weepIng weep weep- ing hg relatives to pay homage to the tH d dead Queen Victoria sent many wreaths while whilo th the king requested that the tho tw funeral fun fun- eral cial fal cortege go over tho the wedding route rute and anti receive tho the full Cul homage of the multitude The king has also pensioned the families of all al those vho ho were killed The rho civil governor has tendered his resignation but hut It has has' not has not been hen ac ac- |