The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-03
IN MANY CITIES.
Memory: of Her Late Majesty Was
Everywhere HonOred.


Montreal-Throughou the Dominion
was observed as a day of mourning. In
Montreal the absence of people on the
streets up to church time reminded one
OF Sunday. All business was suspended
st. John, n. B-ThroughouS the CITY
during the hours of the Queens funeral
business was suspended Special services
were held in the churches. and indica-
tons Of mourning We're apparent at every
hand.
Manila-The obsequies of Queen Victo-
ria here were attended by the military,
p civil officers and the public. Much PR
Vate business was suspended, and sdfutes
were fired at intervals.
Philadelphia-Fhe sorrow oCcaSione1 in
this city by the. death of Queen Victoria
found formal expression today in memo
church, under the auspices OF the Allied
British American societies.
d. Halifax, M S.-f4alifaX, being the mill
itary headquarters in Bri1ish North
America was the chief city of mourning
in Canada. Ia many of the churches
services were held. The bells were toll
ed. The chief interest conferred in the
military exercises at-the garrison chapel
which were attended with great potnp..
New &ork-Memorlai services for tho
queen filled, Trinity church to tae doors,
while over 5,UG0 persons were turned
away. All the consular officers of New
York were present in full uniform. The
service in Trinity was preceded by one IN
the cathedral OF st. John, as which B SD
op Potter ofIicia tcG. 10.
Bembay-The mourning here was UNI
versai The stores and banks. were
closed, and trains and street railways
worked on Sunday schedules.
Cape ToWn-The city was draped in
mourning, and from early morning
crowds of people placed wreaths at the
foot OF the queens statue in Parliament
house garden.
Paris-Flags draped with crepe 1foated
from the Elysee and all public buildings.
and every English place Of business was
Tln &c 81 Of
Victoria. At II O'Clock the Off eial
service in the English church was held
in the exact form OF the services at st.
Paurs in London. Memorial services in
Mentone, Nice. M6rseilles, Pau, Bordeaux
and many other places in France.
Berlin-Princes August Wilhelm and
Oscar, Princess Henry of Prussia, Prince
and Prin cess Frederick Leopold, and
their sons, and Prince Albrecht, all HO-
henzoilerns, We're present at the funeral
service in memory of the dead queen
held in the English church here.
Caicutta-The natives at dawn deposit
ed flowers around the statute OF the
queen, and some recited prayerA a
state memorial service was held here. 1t
is proposed to lay out a large public
garden and e.e-t therein a splendid mem
crial hall, in which q statute of ti0
Queen is TO be placed.
MaGrlu-The uitramOntane press claim
that the Spanish ministers did not do
right in attending the services in memory
OF the queen. saying that 1T was scan
GaI0us Tor Catholics to aid III Il hercticaI
ceremony" However, all members OF
the ministry attended the services in
the chapel of the English embassy.
Copenhagen.- King Charles IL. with all
the other members of the royal family,
the members Of the cabinet. and dipl3
T&tistS. attended the services held IN
menleVs Of the queen.
BruSsels-The services in memory of
the queen. held in the Church of the Res
sUrrection were impressive, and the at
tendance was large. The mem6e;e of
the ministry, the diplomatic corps, nili-
senate and chamber of represenjatiY es
ard disnitaciea of the royal household
were present. :.
Constan;inople-M Memorial services for
the queen were held in sele chapel OF the
British embassy, the tCffnean Memorial
church and elsewhere il the city. Al the
services We're l9rgelY s ttgenGed led ,,,;9 !,
the aT oresn eonSa fe many a ms cu san
and Spaniards attended memorial serv-
ices in honor of Queen Victoria held by
British subjects.
. San Francisco.-Twelve thousand resi-
Dents OF this city paid tribute to the
memory of Queen Victoria at an i'm
prcssive memorial service held in the Me
Berlin Memorial services for Queen
Victoria were held in many towns
o. the empire The service at Homburg
was attended by the Empress of Ger
Eieiningen. the crown princess Of Greece.
and Princess Frederick of Hesse. At
Munich the prince regent of BaVaiia ana
ether princes and princesses attended a
service. At Kiel eighty-one guns were
fl ed by the Warships.
Cronburg Empress Auguste Victoria
Paid visit of two hours to Emp es
Frederick the time being coincident
with that OF the funeral services at
Windsor.
Rome.--At the English church of All
Saints services. the Marquis Visconti-
Vennsta the minister of foreign affairs,
represented the king and ministry. A
delegation from the senate and chamber
OF deputies and the diplomatic corps
we've present with the English colony.
The uc.--Representatiyes of the
queen and queen mother, the diplomatic
CORPS and members of the British colony
attended a service of the English church.
I4isbon.-Portugai observed the day as
one of national mourning. The theaters
are clo~ed
Adelaide. South Australia.-A dispatch
received Eere states that business was
suspended throughout the colony Train
! traffic ceased simultaneously f9s tel
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