Tokio, Jan, 28.
One hundred and one guns Bred Irom a battery it the centre of the City at 10.15 this morning announced the "conclusion of the main ceremony of the marriage of the Prince Reger and Princess Nagako "Kuni which took place within the Imperial Chiyoda Palace, The salute was taken up by warships lying in Shinagawa Bay, Yokohama and other ports of the Empire, The Capital City was awakened by acrfal Bombs soon atter which hindveds of thousands of people filled every available, point along the lines and marched in process: sion to and from the palace. The entire route was lired with soldiery police, hut at no place was any evidence of disorder, The Regent left. his palace at wand proceeded to Chiyoda, Palace receiving "Banaais and every vidence of deep respect. He reached the palace very short ly before the Princess, who was Accompanied by Viscount five und a Jaege number of attendants. Refore their arrival the Imperial with th exception of the 'd_ Empress, the former doing ill at Numazu,-gathered at paines and—also some 700 officials and notable por-riy took plice at the futon and ancestral shrines where Prince Kujo, the Acting raster of Rites, read the Shinto Reripture. 'The Prince and Princess paid homage and the ceremony tlosod with the passing of the acred wine cup by' Prince Kujo first. to the Prince and then to the Prince
perial couple occupied the same the palace, the, Tm. State carringo followed by a long. line of motorcars in which, were Baron Makino, Viscount Chinda ind Court officials and wended its way in procession in brilliant sunshine through masses of cheer. ing crowds to the Akasaka Palnce where in the afternoon reception wan ivory to. officials. This was followed by a banquet the last act of which was the exchange of the wine cup between the bride and the groom.
The amnesty includes thousands Even the most den-getting ro-duction of their terms, promotions be announend Tt is expected that. a number of
shortly. Tt is understood that Baron Makino will retire from the port of Minister of the Household hed may be ruceerded by Viscount The Imperial couple depleted for Namazu at, 10.05 thi by apoeial train top spect to the Emper press, Traffic was snepended along the Ti idiots wore stationed on cither side 200 apart, A spectacular ree the couple will send the returning to Tokio tomorrow.—Reuter's Pacific Servier.
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