The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
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+ SCANDINAVIAN NEWS. +
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~ UEEN LouIsEs funeral had
rather the appearance Of the fu-
III neral % some wealthy duchess
w than that OF the quaen ~ Den
~ mark. The king wished 10 avoid
1eeiicily as much as possible. ana this res
sst;sien WAS undoubtedly strengthened by
Pc remembrance OF the scandal which az
Isnsed the funeral ~ The powager Princess
caroline IN lSs!. The princess. who WAS
Snore IRAN u years old. was a str!c; oh
frver Of etiquette ard made the king
Promise hsr on her deatA-bed that her fu-
fefal cGyteg" snould pass through the
|freets az Copenhagen In broad daylight.
ss that tae streets should h. iium!ra .ed
p 'hoNgh It Were night The Ming kept his
|faFnfse In addition 20 thu usual lights
['hs streets were Illuminated hy torches
5sAcss In rows on either side OF the streets.
|"aea the funsfai procession reached Yes
|tsfarogade tae scandal commenced. The
ssasches wee pul,d up and thrown into the
Istfte1 By tire deui2eBs of taat part ee the
[ei'y. crow - street urchIns. ioaters ana
- erhea az tie town surrounded the bier as
fescoFf an started "a sing - the refrain Of
II popular ar, - Caroline, Caroline. WAL
lssa nefsf wake up" The meb increased
fa1 the driver cWi3d rot proceed uutG a
s@s&f e police arrived and cleared the
|f'Feet OF COURSE i similar scene would
~ Rave occurred Il the funeral az Queen
fa-altse haa been made more 81 "A p0olic AZ
isr. TIE Tsh6.e 81 Copenhagen respected
W sHd wou.1 not have 6e~ecrated her bier
~ scanaalaGs scenes. and the king chose
hNt 10 give de r8hAle 81 Nccntious C0pFn-
l-sseA an Opportunity 81 10 So. The re-
ss1slas - q. gHesn were brought from Co
rieHhas,u "a lei~k sac 81 the royal armored
[saF TIE spt- Il train consisted only Of iwo
81 cars. occupied by the royal family.
! " zen ttt train arrived az kceskssde the
'sssei ~ -arried inta the cathedral
-HFea a04 NAarrd 00aer military guard.
se i1'err1eut occurred tfS following day.
tae services were brief ard simple IN ac-
ys-ahre @ltA Rae request ~ the queen.
1 spFqsi FsIl oG4~latgsf- Hartmann, TIRE
80 ~ 81 afE8El-t. PLAYED the l3oe~t- tlrse
FheTsa !=sa. The royal orchestra
aayea Eeeghavta's funeral msTcA. c10ir
u students ~srG hymn cosu PoseF faT fhe
4 SsSsioa ara shortly Afterwards ere king.
r. IA X ~ Oscar II e Norway ard
lsAe9eh the Princess y " slss. h{ns
s1saFEe - Gre.-,e. she empress dowaEer.
- 1ae 2th.~ members ~ sh3 rays. family
~ Denmark catered t1sir carriages ara ts-
~Fas5 81 FerreloE0.
= oS ,he evsrf~e Before her death the
r. oflHs t..en conscious aus surrounded
~ hsr c1 fryH. holding ghe hanA - hey
AVE . 4arsateE AlsNs~dra tae princess
h@4s Eaze fne follow nS request
SFIas MS ere.f'~z "a thaSe dsar 10 9ae
- .AanS T .. everything thfv have &n5r
ne aat Denmark ia 'hfm 'hat ny
SIS tseuEr-s srr E@e#r@ and that ! ar,
l sssk-1F 81 at -aer aUi,ude towards ala
-sSfa'Arb f.- f~r1a faat iaev :01Sf prem
NJ @et - f-~ase fhs ;an5 - ia hoar
@fs'l AZ 81. fl. q rests neSSy oo f;* rains
- - .tT.-rit. Tt taeG
'~a, iEs .'V at-rr request"
- sa.-.-a - che late Bai--ar dr Mares,
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