Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-28
NVVo " S0'~H FROM ALL QUARTERS. IA ROYAL WEDDING. Marriage of Princess Sophie
 to the Duke of Sparta. A SOMNAMBULIST'S LAST WALK. The Fatal End of a Family
 Feud in Iowa.
 AFFAIRS AT HONOLULU. Another Important Arrest
 in the CrOnin Case.
AT HONOLULU.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Marriage of Princess Sophie of Prus-
 sia 70 she Crown Prince of Greece -
 A Gorgeous Pageant Marches to the
 Cathedral-The Duke and Ills Bride
 Greeted With Ringing Cheers From
 the Populace.
 ATHENS, Oot 27.-The marriage of Prin- cess Sophie of Prussia and the Duke of Sparta, the erown-prince of Greece, was solemnized to-day. The weather was de- lightful. At II a. m. the wedding process sion headed by squadron of cavalry left the palace. The first carriage was occupied by the Greek and German court marshals. In the second carriage were Prince George and Princesses Victoria and Maude, of Wales, and Princess Marie of Greece; in the third Princesses Victoria and Margaret, of Prussia, Prince Victor, of Wales, and the Prince of Mecklenburg- Sohwerin; in the fourth the hereditary Prince and Princess of Saxe- Meinepgen and Prince Henry of Prussia; in the fifth the Princess of Wales, the Czare- witch and Prince Waldemar, of Denmark; in the sixth ex-Emp .ess Frederick of Ger many and the Prince of Wales; in the sev- enth the Empress of Germany and the Queen OI liam of Germany and the King of Denmark. Then came gorgeous State carriage con- taining Queen Olga and the bride, drawn by six black horses covered with silver trap pings. On either side of the carriage on horseback were King George, the Duke of Sparta and his brothers. The whole route was lined with troops, behind whom were packed solid masses of spectators. The greatest enthusiasm was manifested by the populace. The handsome uniform and jew eled orders of the kaiser and the magnificent diamonds worn by Augusta Victoria attract ed universal admiration.
 The scene in the cathedral was Q brilliant one, the uniforms of the assembled dignitar- ies and the superb dresses and jewels of the ladies forming a splendid spectacle. The center aisle of the church was strewn with roses. The service occupied more than an hour. Princes Victor and George of Wales held golden crowns over the heads of the bride and bridegroom.
 The wedding party returned by different route and arrived at the palace at o'clock when the marriage was again solemnized The ceremony was this time in accordance kings private chapel.
 The Prince of Wales and his sons start fol Egypt tomorrow. The princess and hel daughters will remain here a fortnight.
 During the ceremony Prince Henry o Prussia and Princes Victor and George o Wales alternately held the brides coronet while the Czarewitch, Prince Waldemar and Prince George of Greece held the coronet oi the bridegroom. Count Herbert Bismarck was among the first to congratulate the cou pie. Crowds surged in the Place de Ia Con stitution hours afterward. At o'clock the Duke of Sparta conducted his bride from the royal palace to his own palace amid storms of "zetos" from the populace. The bride who was very pale, smilingly bowed in re- sponse. The Duke and his bride were after ward obliged to appear on the balcony, when they were greeted with ringing cheers. The diplomatic body was invited to the gala ban quet at the palace this evening. The vicinity of the palace was ablsze with illuminationi and Bengal fires.
 The Czar's presents were valuable bril- liants, silver and crystal service and cap tains uniform of the Neva regiment.
 BERLIN, Got. 27.-Ths North German Ga zette publishes . poem in Greek congratu iating Princess Sophie and the Duke o Sparta. The vossisehe Zeitung dwells upon the fact that the match is a non politica one. Princess Sophie having followed thu wishes of her heart.
 The Empress Fredericks and her daughter will remain here a few weeks and then go t. Italy.