The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23

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GRANDCIuLDRES # The QUEEN.
The pretties.. thing | saw at the re
view was window ~ which were clus-
tered a group Of hule ones from three
tos,.years oh. al grandchildren oil
the Queen. Tley were with Two ex-
cepuon, blondes. and they tlckled each
other and uggled as freely as II they
were a lot OF franklin street little ones.
with no titles before item or nurses
at their backs. They were eleven IN
all. and with their prauk- and laugh
Ter made me quite h0mes.ck for some
ittle reIces have across Ike water.
Tine Prince. escorted by the Duke OF
Prince Albert Victor. and
a. lone suite of officers. among them
Viscount Nol-ley. made the circuit
of the open square. but there was not
cheer or sound. HITS came
off whenever the splendid band
struck q bar of God Save the
Queen. bul there was no enthusiasm
mill the Princess OF wales drove
through the crowd on the street
outside the squire on her way home.
Then they began t0 hurrlh.
The ultra liberal press declares thai
She is cold and selfish. aud dresses her
daughters badly To SET OF better her
own fine figure and iaultle-a style. hu.
/ cannot accept such story. and she
possesses ihe e.pactiul homage ana me
sincere All action of tine great body ot
English people, and the respect and adj
miflti0n OF our own people as we'll
The latter is. perhaps. q greater tribute
To her than the first. for IN fact very
lirse body of the English people give re-
spectful homage. NOT only 90 MIA! II
worthy. but tO Whatever is above them.
whether worthy or unwOlthy. To-
deed. the spirit OF t0dyism APP
pcars 10 me prevalent beyond
belief 10 peryades all classes. 1t
cxudes from the tradesman with every
attitude. word. and look. 1t leaks cut
Of the professional and society men. II
thing " hich Co tine American ls as
founding
A clever woman said 10 me. Mg
ru,baud's tailor j. "a rich man. worth
more than my husband, tut If be
thought he could get one more suit OF
clo.he- year out Of him he would
come here aud HEX my do0r.sieps clean
from bottom 90 TOP.
bad some experience az this. for th'
other morning q tailor came by TO d.
on a suit. / was not ready. so invite ID
/ him o. take a seat.
"Oh r0. SIC. never sit down. be
said. "lt doesn't look like business
You see we don't come TO pay visit
but or business.
HAD Oy SPURS.
/ observed that Doe bad on spurs. an,
/ looked out of the window as he wen
away. ami bee was just mounting iiu'
black horse. the bride OF which WA
held bv q groom in far top boots. VINO
ss soon as his master was mounted
touched his hat, got on his own morse
and r0Ie of behind him.
But Is not Only the tradespcopl
who possess this spirit: 10 Is IN the
drawing rooms. in theair. in The press.
Her NJ .-tv is -graciOusly pleased q
d1 Whatever She pleases 90 DO; Prime
/ George. of Wales. conferred lhe homo
lof his company 0u L.dy this or that
land SD DC goes. Whenever the Queen D
gaz-ted t0 go out. crowds thfoug th
r0adways near the gaze by which she i
expected 90 appear. ard as like AZ nu
She viii drive ont by some other en
trance L. is the same Wav with ever
other person who can prefix the s1cfc'
, tali-mau of prince. When prince
TO pass tnr rOadways arc lined. Z
s. friond 0t nine here carried ms tw
boqs down % "a clergyman few day
ago that they might be- ia the countr
fora whUeuudcr . tutor. AID The cleI
/ gvman told him as very TemarkabI
event in his hfe that he had 'ouc
heard His Royal Hilhness laugh.
tne review the other day. / 20
marked t0 lady vino hal been kindl
pointing out % me the various m- I'm
beers of the Royal family tnat / tnCue0
. "a Young woman in large black bat
the rrettie,t grI of an Wh0 wa, at 90
, windows. "Oh. 400. she said, 'sh
, isl NOT one Ol the Processes. sine Is
4 ladv in waiting. Thinking That 30
bad misunderstood me. / explained tina
Ihad SAID She was the pre.ue-t, but be-
. shocked expression satisfied me-. 20.
no. She is Only % lady in waiting. sh
r SAID. gave 10 up. bu. suspected th.
, Prince George. vino is am luililerei
voungster with short red Oearl
. thought go too from tie way
, looked at her.
ANOTHER GRAND REVIEW.
e. That afternoon at tine same pla,
: there was another graLd review. bi
B tins time Of tine fire departments. an
J the heroes of the department were
. bee decorated by the Princess; that
z ihey were 90 receive mei3ls.
/ arranged that the grounds were t0
' seniiueled bg the Westminster Nolu
r. teers. under Colonel Nircent. VI. i
IA whose uniform. By tine way. j. the oil
d Confederate gray Of the dingie
. Kind. TIE Prince and Princess. VII
D their suites. arrived before o.
D. volunteers and found themselves in Oh
81 midst of % 10000 crowd which bad @
ready taken possession. The cr0w
/ however. was very gold-iempared. an
. although they surrounded Che carrlaI
% and pressed royalty rather closely. The
y cneeled the Prince and Princess, wf
Do were finally got Co the barracks VII
o several staiI ami diguiiied lords ham
e. ing desperately Co. tue rear OF the ca
- rage.
p One Incl lent occurred. hOweye
- which illustrates phase Of chlracte
3. There is reporter for the Slm a SUI
j. day Radical paper, who Is Of very d
J. dependent ii not cdntankerOus natur
[ and is not to be- run over. lie On'
/ sued the Star for libel. On the eve
.- iug of the review o. lost his mar an
was thrown by the tidal wave of q
crowd against that solid Icck oi TO-
T, altg. the oil Duke OF Car
. bridge. who. flung him back agoi
with whit sinners thought uudl
/, hlf,hness. 50 be sued ont a war;
4 a1ai.st ihe Dlke for assault. The hr
magistrate before whom he aGp3aTG
n got SICK. the second refused 10 issue d
warrant. but the Sun reporter Is Ia
tar. and hal up ms British dander. }
+, therefore has applied for a mdadGml
I To have his summons issue
aud unless the Duke buys him off h
. Royal Highness will eventually have