Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
The Wedding of Spain Boy King on June 2.
With the
Proceedings be MosE and Nearly
ortnig htandC ost Overs 100000.

| Pardo, preparing for her nuptials by
! pious meditation and prayer. hut, as
| a matter Of IA IT. She win have precious
! little time for that sort NJ thing on
| the day after her arrival AN the meme
| bcrs Of the government win call upon
! her 20 assure her of their loyalty and
! devotion ON June I the senators and
| deputies win go through "a similar per-
/ Torrance. That same night viii take
| place the reading ana the signing ot
| the uupigl contract and the 't0mar
| dc dichos'-a promise Of marriage.
| This double ceremony viii be Witness
ed by the whole Spanish royal family,
the Prince VI Wales who represents
King Edward; the English ambasse- %
dor, the most exalted fuuctiOnaTies Of
the palace and The suites OF the royal
ycrsonages. The minister of Justice,
Scuor Garcia prictu, I'm his quality OF
rotary general Of the kingdom. will
read the nuptial contract, and this con-
tract viii then De signed, I'm the first
place, hy Alfonso XIII, the Princess
Eua, then by the queen mother. the
Prince Of Wales, the Princessos Maria
Teresa and Isabel AMI the Prince
Henry IT Rattauberg. II VIII be signed
MS witnesses on behalf ~ the king by
the ministers ,hc cardnal primate Of
scigueur Saucha; the head steward Of
the palace, the commander OF the Hal
borders, the first aide dc camp Of the
king ana the chief iutcndant ~ the
palace As witnesses for Princess Ena
r. win bo signed by the head steward
of the palace, the Marquis Of Niana,
the English ambassador, the first gem
tleman Of the Princess Henry and the
two graudces i'm Attendance on the
bride.
When that business is finished. Car
dinal Saucha, assisted by the head
chaplain of the palace and the bishop
of Sion, VIII proceed 20 the ceremony
Of the "tomar los dichos.' The boz
trothcd couple VIII kuoel before the
cardinal, each placing the right hand
ON the volume NJ Holy Writ and the
left over the heart They viii repeat
formula. of whish this Is q trausla-
ton. "m the entire possession Of my
mental faculties and making use Of my
free VlIl / swear by the HOLY Gospel
IN give my hand as husband Cor wifcl
to-1hele follows the name Of the
bride and bridegroom promising 90
mlh faithfully an The obligations
which marriage imposes on me-
The obligations which Spanish law
Impose ON Spanish queens are quantity
simple ana iu striking contrast to the
bevilderlug maze Of ceremonies which
attend her daily life They are en-,
bodied On two reycripts That Of AL
fouso X, called the sage. orders the
queen 20 procure for her lord and hus.
band as many children as possible.
The rcscript of Philip II. Orders the
queen and her ladies TO devote them
selves 20 the preparation " 5audagcs
for wounded soldiers whenever . war
breaks out In which the king takes
part So far as spanish law Is COM
cCrned II will be seen there IS nothing
TO prevent the queen OF Spain from
leading the simple life, but everything
else Is dead against a.
BANDS WILL PLAY
on the day Of the Wedding. June .,
the military bands OF Madrid win be
early astlr. They viii first gather IN
front Of the royal palace and sound the
rcvellle. Then they will traverse the
principal streets aud squares Of the