The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-09
rbe Prince and Princess of
Wales Visit Dublin.
prcHARD GRANT WHITE DEAD.
legislative Trouble General
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RYAN to Meet in Montana.
The Royal Visit.

princess of Wales, and their eldest son
p DIM Albert Victor, slept on board tn,
',y,l Yacht Osborne, at Holyhead, las
.;,bt They left Holyhead at a quarter
,st & this morning and arrived al
Eingstown at 11.30. The Osborne was
ih. a,2fd across the channel by the
TTssIqntrsss, a paddle-wheel yacht belong
no 10 the navy. Large numbers of
rs53pie assembled upon the docks to
FGr rst the royal visitors. Kingstown was
goTded with people and the town pro-
nSely decorated with flags and bunting.
Numbers of excursion steamers
tbroDged the bay, decked out with
gav cOOred bunting, and six vessels
SSfffbe channel squadron were in wait
me arrayed with flags of all nations and
. briisnt with vari-cOlored Streamers. The
6Iia1s was sighted when still ten miles
ami at sea, and when she drew nearer
vas greeted with saluteS of artillery
from the men-of-war. When the Osborne
0uched the pier and the royal party
fembarked, the throng raised a loud
md enthusiastic cheer. Dublin presents
sliyely appearance, but there are MANY
Indications that there is no great pop
1ar enthusiasm. Outside the route of
The procession, the decoration of the
dty is far from beng general. Another
isg has been substituted for the missing
ne and this is now floating over the
Mansion House,
Along the route Of the royal process
son on its way to Dublin castle MANY
ersOns crowded in past the escort Of
ncerS. The Prince of Wales took all
these Irregularities good naturally and
Eassured the displaced spectators by
haklng hands cordially with all of
lem within his reach. Earl Spencer
lish yicerOy, was loudly cheered as he
drove through the streets of Dublin in {
he procession. The Lord Mayor, John
|gCOnnor, who is strong Nationalist. {
|mEho drove in Official state with the {
nyal escort was loudly Kissed by Ma :
allalsts. Not a sign of welcome is '
visible on the city HalI of Dublin. and
the TACT stands out so conspicuouslv as
OiOTce comment. z
The Lord Lieutenant received tho t
Prince and his party and the town t
commission presented an address of
welcome The Princess at the same
nme was made the recipient of numer-
Gus ooa luetS. AcrOwd which numbered
!IloaSahaS, Kept up continuous cheering
uilllg Inc reception and cheered long ;,
sl4 y lg I,: as the royal guests proceeded
=. DuOln' They arrived at Dublin aft G.
y uocA and were accorded a splendid Il
atpuOn. In answer to an address of a
'5.Ome presented by the citizens com q
!, 1 NJ. me Prince said he was delighted II
!. 4 his acquaintance with Dublin h,
-. -s passage through the streets the n,
az ~ was everywhere created with W
,-,-ua- Houses on both sides the
i i.,llss were adorned with beautiful T,
Nv -..oaIlOnS, and windows and roofs II,
' ,1J IOEded with spectators, eager To W
i rsu gnmpse OF the future King and IN
Il a grand stand had been erected at W W
s,-i laIe tSyy station. When the train al
1ir r-t-5 me royal party arrived from Ii
e,F isSNT ma an immense crowd had as
nj ali.l n1en the Prince and Princess
remsnSSanl1eu they were greeted with
0rs tius y cheering. They were es-
.r ,sI ~. - the grand stand, where =.
sSil preventative gathering had as st
Gl, When the enthusiasm of tha &c
,s jou aad been quoted, an address Of 70,
Onnsr,. W The Dublin Chamber of -
ps5iiSs .ITIS,~as read. This address dwelt 70
ueDes y upon the benefcient in pc
lnce , ntIlca the influence of the az
gOn tb nnu r.. fIrflncess would exercise ~ da'
ll5ed sI.o welfare of the people. tt Ge'
he no.. aiso, to the labors of the Prince MI
n. T me O.. OF housing the poor of Lon wa
ID n hue 5a subjects of the address were as
{ n tS Ce o. 81 great interest to many neo- ter
F5arnI NE !. irlsh capital. F00 y
n irom ~ procession was about to r ue
bed The f .ne station, several bands req
I'd bless ny IN rendering the air. ~ ~
jae eons; sIe Prlnce of Wales" For ~
sonej br ytueraole excitement was oc- Ue
.lage some trouble to the roval
Ia9e sr AS the horses drawing the
's Fis5telged from the depot thew
Nd sS S55'ened by the sight of the L
ap TIiI the glare of the 1inifarn Sme tele
a few min Snled and pranced around STA
Nd braa,iIi and it was feared thew -"
ice b1t ff H. away and overturn the on
the anim 'ng unyer, in short time rep
This or;n quiet and under con- ulS
Ia short Pt ;S, ,elayed the process 70
IN Derfo c,lne, When it again moved cen
lGeb W.T. order. The route was wei
Sau s HtTsuand Row, Lincoln place
ege Gre 1@eet and Grafton street to
4 gIIeen, where tLo e street 10
one solid een was literary packed b
People afoa mass of cars, carriages ext,
4 party % nt The advent of the at {
cheerino" vas hailed with tremende asst
process;o0 he Of the features of
Of was the pres
ents. TIL marching force of
sand they numbered an even S,
valkibpp e y; were iauntily dressed =.
I resonnisor banners and 49, th9a t tSo on
a ags Of Cod INT their cry and iusty to
. .s Of W " Iaye the Queen" The reaC
- sight He He captured the popu-
and eleganmaeef refined beauty: her n,
's5tssticaIIvIt Sat and her figure were mat
Tie osSleen, which bad PeclaI COS pou
4 5 q cIosa-fTIh9!e dress was COM COM
a JPS3lce, with 1s I;IIlg, T., dark green T
: and 'V 5ss bonnet 4 t 70 match, coffi
lte to ii oark green fe edtlnmed with to \
h. Y made " .colors, so deftlv and
W; s the peop,lsS was instantly recog-
Sc te;yerywba,rda and her royal high Be
b r.er luncbeo greeted with APP Post
Over AZ ~ ! at Dublin castle of G
"Uout $50 in the mus