, 1892-06-29

near. As the splendid coach, headed by ont
riders and followed by the escort slowly cross
cd the square All mouths cried hurlah, hand
kerchiefs, hats and caps were waved, and the
golden wedding couple, returned the greeting
looking happy. bright and thankful.
Outside Holmens kirke the naval bard was
placed, playing as Their Malesties passed, the
HYMN, "A safe strong hold is our God" On
the open space outside Slotskirken, which
made a very pretty view, all the neighbour
ing houses being beautifully decorated, tbs
crowd was immense. Now the carriages COM
menoed to come. One royal equipags follow.
ed the other. The foreign guests and their
suite were greeted silently, it seemed rs if
all strength was to be put up to be SO much
richer when the Royal couple came. But the
economy did rot last long, hardly was tbs
carriage Of the Car seen with the Well-known
imposing figure in the uniform Of the Danish
Guarde, with the Empress friendly saluting
at his side, when cheers rolled through the
long rows, and hats were swung over and
over. And in that way each of the royal
family's children was saluted, perhaps warm
est SO the Prince and Princess of Wales. It
seemed as if through their cheers the Copen-
hageners wanted to show their sympathy in
the grief of the Prince and Princess. Now all
have arrived except the Royal couple them
selves. Excitement grows, all glancss were
turned to Holmens Kanal. There they arel
A sound Of hurrahs proceeds them; from
every window of the houses handkerchief
are waived but the most beautiful ovation is
brought by the Jubilee couples own children.
At the arrival Of Their Majesties all the chll-
dren arranged themselves in row outside
the entrance and saluted their parents; the
gentlemen from the Gear down to the young
est Prince swinging their hats, while tho
ladies were waving their handkerchiefs.
ToI1ErrEs.
At the ceremony in Slatskirken Her Ma
iesty Queen Louise wore q white silk,.dress,
richly trimmed with gold, train, a correspon-
ding white hat with gold embroidered crown
and white feathers.
The Empress of Russia: creme silk dress,
trimmed with lace of same colour.
The Queen of Greece: white crepe dress and
crepe hat, without any trimming.
Princess of Wales: white silk dress, white
crepe bonnet with pearls.
Grown Princess Louise of Denmark: white
silk dress with rose sprays, trimmed with red
velvet, gold embroidered bonnet with white
feathers.
Princess Thyra, Duchess of Cumberland:
creme silk dress embroidered with gold, creme
bonnet with gold.
Crown Princess Sofe of Greece, white silk
dress, white bonnet.
Grand duchess Xenia; creme dress &nd hat
With pink flowers,
Processes Victoria and Maud white dress
es, white hats with white flowers.
Princess Marie of Denmark pink silk
Dress with moss green sleeves, green bonnet
with pink flowers.
Processes Louise Of Denmark and Marie Of
Greece; white dresses, respectively pirk and
white hat.
The younger prineesses of Denmark, Russia
and cumberland were dressed in white with
different scarves, white hats with white
feathers.
Princess Louise Of Gl1oksburg grey silk
dress and corresponding bonnet.
None of the royal ladies wore any other
iewelry than a medallion with pictures of the
royal couple, attached with ribbons, the
colours of Dannebrog.
In Che st. Christopher Advertiser Of the It'll
inst. We find, under date of 23rd May, a re-
port from DR.. W. J. Branch on the vital sta
tistics of the Presidency of st, Kitts-Nevis for
the first quarter Of the year. Among other
things it contains an interesting sketch QUOTED
below of the appearance and spread of
'sRusSian Influenza or Grippe in st. Kits
and Of it's effects there, It will be seen that
over 100 persons died in st. Kits from this
infectious disease. In the Danish West Indies
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