Copenhagen, Sept. 11
Prince nnd Princess Takamatsu, who ave at present touring in Europe, arrived at Copenhagen on Wednesday, September 3, They were met Ehonigy the. Pevegn Minter members of the Danish Royal
clother high dignitaries as well as by representatives of various commercial institutions, including those of the Great Northern Telegraph Ca. whose Hend Office is at Copenhagen, he Royal couple's stay" last: tite days, every one of which was fally taken up with sight-seeing and social functions. On Wednesday afternoon they visited the King and Queen at the Sorgenfri palace out-Bide Copenhagen, and in the evening gain banquet was held -at the Royal residential palace Amalienborg where King Chistian welcomed Their Imperial Highnesses ina corilial speech which was replied to by Prince Takamatsu, who. émpbasived thatthe recent vt of the Yanish Royal Princes to Japan and their own present visit to Denmark would strengthen the sympathy lea, and commercial relations be: tween the two countries.
The next day Prince and Princess Takamatsu were entertained at a luncheon by the Foreign Minister, Dr, Munch, ard at dinner by Prince land Princess Axel. On Friday they jete the guests at a luncheon given {n-their honour by the Danish Crown Prince at the Royal Yacht Club and taels visit to Copentagen was finally concluded by a gala banquet given by the Great Northern Telegraph Ca Be this function were prevent. the Danish Crown Prince and Pritce ant Princess Axol—all well known Bhanghai from their' visit to. thi Best the Spring members of the Manish Court, and representatives of the Foreign Office and of trade and During their visit Their High. messes inspected various typical industrial, commercial "and Agricultural institutions including the Royal Porcelain factory and" the State Experimental. Dairies and Fans, "They left Copenhagen for England on September 6.
The King of Denmark bestowed on Prince Takamatsu the highest Danish lecovation, the Order of the Radio Station from the President Taft and the President Madison to-day said that both had received reles calls from Lieut. Harold Bi romley, flying to America from pan, Esking help in determining:
Dositicn with reference to the Chirihot and Kuni Islands at o'clock this morning, Pacific Standard Time, The messages said that the aeroplane was flying in dense fog rendering observation impossible.
The President Taft was entering Yokohama at the time the messages were intercepted. The President Madison was in' dock at Kate, Meanwhile local radio stations fare in contact with the President MeKinley, which is estimated to be 200 miles from Lieutenant Bromley's position, and the President Cleveland, about 500 miles from' the machine. Both ships were found to have heard Liew. tenant—Bromley's messages. United Press,
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