New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
King CHRISTIAN DEAD
-UL DENM1RK MOURNS.
,ro5 Sorereign's Sudden End-His
Notable Career.

a'- -. o---Efather OF King Haakon VII n
q r. .,5 related by blood or by marriage to
No'"-, .rs raro-eaa rulers. died suddenly in
10. --.,,s-f--r. Palace this afternoon. The ac-
" p his successor. Prince Frederick. his
oas ear Who win he known as Frederick
e. .-f,r De proclaimed tomorrow. The fol-
W. VI o4--saf bulletin was issued this evening:
--..-e-- 5:cd ut 800 O'Clock this after
hS sfrar his majesty had brought this
lo.-ri-ess audience 10 conclusion he appeared
roTl.'e we'll and went 20 luncheon as
70 * -ov-a~I The end OF the meal he gave evil
ys.1' - IN FiSuOsitiou. and was compelled TO
go ~ bed al go 70. m. His majesty pass q
- ,ea-af fully the symptoms indicating heart
isaase-
mic 5-fes bulletin tells ConCisely the story Of
s.s-h scene. which found every one, even
- Who realized the increasing feebleness Of
- vire unprepared for the sudden shock
-. death has plunged half the courts OF
-.,,a into the deepest mourning, and has
ri q sense of personal loss 10 every one
--,5,Ho-,t the kingdom Of Denmark II has
nall over the palaces os the monarchs Of
80 Britain. Russia. Norway and Greece.
- or,icz taking away Of this distinct per-
-.-.H-v who has for SO long been a figure OF in
- not only in his own country but through
:. the civilized world almost paralyzed the
.--7-ritv and uunerved the business world Of
---~s-k Even late tonight the men Of affairs
,-l,. recovering from the shock and begin
-, n prepare for the changed conditions
r-s-v flag ir the city is at halfmast, all the
=. ~ amusement are closed. and the people
--E-be streets as If they We're passing through
az chamber Of death.
--t. afternoon when the flag flying over the
-.,,s was placed at halfnast the news spread
- month 10 mouth It was not believed by
:. great crowds which gradually assembled in
-,s s-re-e in front Of the Amalienborg Palace,
,-- when uncertainty gave place to certainty
ANY psrsors shed tears. barring their heads and
s,rrtirg the palace as they went by.
King Christian appeared 20 be IN his usual
tssrH Ibis morning After taking breakfast he
ssr5 q rgbfr audience which 1t has been his
custom 70 do every Monday morning. The re-
,z--5r today was well attended. and his ma
-szrv cr-ve-sad freely and afabIy with a num-
.ls- NJ officials and other persons. After the
reception the King. though appearing 10 be
slightly fartEue5 attended luncheon with the
Members ~ his family. among whom We're the
r7--ers DowaEar Of Russia and his brother,
General Prince Hans At the meal his majesty
,o-rlaf-s6 ~ i-lisrosition, and was assisted 70
lis bedroom fv the Empress Dowager and
Prince uars court physician was quickly
summoned r-- by the time he arrived the King
had collapsed The physician used restoratives.
tut his efforts were useless. and King Christian
s--.--- almost without u-teriug a word, in the
arms ~ -s- Empress D0waEer and fin the pres
erce OF The physician and Prince Hans.
J--- rs Il. king t-earhed his last. Crown
P-r-- = sa-.c5. who had been summoned. en-
re--- IS -.r- and the other members Of the
royz. f--- arrived soon 1t-erward.
Noting definitely known tonight concern
Ing re r- ~.r~ar-s FOR The funeral
IT. --e- = coincidence are pouring in to-
a.g't .- rF-s messages from all the sover~
eJrs .s Europe ana c-am tie Danish colonies.
Premier Christensen .eudered tonight the
-4sf-rz-..- Of -he Catia-. -o the new King, who
expressed p wish -aar the present Ministry
Hho-E continue - carry on the affairs Of the
govs--u..-.
Bo-a houses Of Parliament viii assemble to-
ro-rr-r. when -t-.r respective presidents viii
formally announce lie death II King Christian
II = r.--a- members WI. assemble ia the
IA. Of rEe Fo.h=-LlE ~ receive The royal mes
SAGE announcing he accession Of Frederick
VII Public announcement Of the death OF
King Christian ana he accession Of King Fred
s-E VIII - made e noon from a balcony Of
II A.l---=Aa7-E -@--ae
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'-ele- 10 take --z-r advice II Was ms lhteh-
-'a 10 81 South u The near future accom-
s-'-s- ly rs Empress DoWaser q f'ussia'
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