New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
THE WEDDING PARTY IN ROSIE
PRINCESS HELENE SHEDS TEARS AT
THE WARMTH OF HER RECEPTION.
THE PROCESSION TO THE oUIRINAL-VAsr
CHEERING CROWDS LINE THE AVENUE FROM
THE PIAZZA TERMTNI TO THE

THE PROCESSION TO THE QUIRINAS-NAsT
CHEERING CROWDS LINE THE AVENUE FROM
THE PIAZZA TERMrNr TO THE
PIAZZA III oUIRINAI.
Rome, oct. 22-Princcss Helene OF Montenegro.
the aTianced bride of the Prince of Naples. whose
marriage will take place on october a. arrived
here at II o'clock this forenoon. accompanied by
the members of her family who arc 10 be present
at the wedding. Included in the vast crowd which
awaited the arrival of the Princess outside the
station were large number OF the societies of
Rome and the provinces with bands of music and
flying flags and banners.
Assembled within the station fer the purpose CT
greeting the future Crown Princess OF Italy were
the Marquis di Rudni. Prime Minister and the
members Of his Cabinet, the Mayor and the NUM-
clpal Council OF Rome the Senators. the members
OF the Chamber of Deputies. the members OF the
diplomatic corps and other dignitaries.
Shortly before the arrival of the Primo esss train
the bands of the various regiments lining the route
from the station to the Quirinal played the royal
march. which heralded the approach OF the King.
and a few minutes afterward the royal party con-
sising of kinl Humbert. Queen Margherita.
the Duke of Oporto. brother OF the King of
Portugal; Princess Letitia. widow of the old
Duke of Aosta. King Humberts brother the
Duke and Duchess of Aosta and the Count of
Turin, drove UP to the station. When the train
stopped. the Prince of Naples. who was escorting
his hancte, assisted her to alight. The Prince
attired in the uniform of general of the Italian
army.
As the Princess stepped upon the platform Queen
Marghcra was first to greet her kissing her four
times King Humbert then embraced Princess
Helene. and the Prince OF Montenegro kissed the
hand Of Queen Margherta The Queen. Princess
Helene and the other princesses then entered the
wa!tins-Iooms Of the station. where they remained
until the procession WAS formed. The procession
was headed by twenty state carriages, containing
Of cuirassers.
As the procession started from the station the
cannon at the Castle OF ST. Angelo began to BOOM
sent up cheer after cheer The progress OF Princess
Helene through the streets from the station to the
ouirtnal was marked by the greatest enthusiasm.
Fully 3on.OGO cheering people lined the route. and
Tho troops In front Of tn M ut times found great
difficulty In restraining their enthusiasm sufi-
clehtly to Keep tn N within bounds. Princess
Helene became gre; tly excited at the grandeur Of
her reception. and several times shed tears. The
Princess and the royal party reached the Quirinal
40 noon Several pcrso - were severely squeezed
IN the vast crowds. but no one was seriously hurt
th,y We're disposed 10 regard as the GOODNESS OF
Princess Helenc's manner. As n matter OF fact.
however. the Princess completely astoundcd
al m" warmth OF her reception. and totally
unable to respond TO the noisy greetings OF the
people. She wore green velvet gown and mantle
embroidered with silver. and cOarettc OF ostrich
feathers Queen Marghertl looked radautly beau
tiul AMI happy She sat IN the state carriage by
the side OF her prosperity" daUEhtcr-in-law.
The DOWagcr queen OF Portugal. who tx visiting
this city. ala not 20 20 the station to meet the Crown
her absence Is that she is dspicased with tho cool
Of IN" reception accorded her upon her arrival
mere. which b. ascrit"d to tho popular resentment
""linst the conduct toward italy of the King Of