The sun., 1890-03-30

! out OF the streets approaching thereto.
An entirely new Pullman carriage. fitted
up with drawing room, dining room kitchen.
and layatory was prepared for him and the
diTestors @ o Of the Great % NoTthsTn Halfway could
pay for was provided him in this car, which he
SON .iaw"respectiv the Duke, Of .Edln-
burgh. Prince, George. and the Duke OF Fiie.
and Edinburgh were decorated with bunting,
| which brought little crowds there to SEQ the
DISTINGUISHED travellers. The train vas az
coyly pulled down the curtains whenever their
carriage stopped.
Until Dalmeny was reached. where the two
PRINCES and two dukcs were to be the guests of
Lord Rosebery, no further Inconvenience was
By "the Lord Provost. Magistrates, and Coun-
cil Of her Malesty's ancient capital ot SCOT
market saon IN %
stS % 6ad bee been oHS% HSceorstSd 'S IN erm;Sn the
Town Clerk, @ in ,EG and and gown; Sy9:, read Sd
handed him the vellum, on which In was
inscribed enclosed IN silver casket. Then a
band played an anthem. which made It neces-
sary for the royalties to take OF their hats.
after which they escaped amid enthusiastic
cheering. The address was merely to hank
honor TO visit her, aud had been prepared
under an impression that he was TO spend last
mony, Edinburgh was at .trst inclined TO be in
djgnant, but forgave him upon considering
that Dalmeny was u suburb.
When the train arrived at Dalmeny, to the
CONSERVATION and horror OF tho Shern and
chief constable OF the county, who we're pres
ent with an armed force TO escort Lord Rose
bery's guests t. Dalmeny Park. the Princes
host had not arrived. The .royal party was
fifteen minutes, whom two chariots, arrived,
each drawn by four horses. with positions and
prince and the the prineele, brine 0 and the anIe and tho the
dukelet wore borne away to Dalmeny Park.
came out to their gates and cheered AZ the car
Elages and outrders bowled swiftly through
last night the guests including most Of the
prominent men in the building Of the big
good nights lest before the fatigues OF today.
The labor of clinching the last riyet this
Ta Y % tbe TGs Rnfe dd
destined, to secure, and then batter the end
over with a hemmer The rivet, which was
need to be heated to bo rlincned, was fastened
by u most intelligent hydraulic machine. and
train arrived at the spot where this ceremony
,RS ,Rs eager Bsi,S9ns who led waited 50 long IL
also became Sir William, later to-day.
rs Gut S q S, ss sSaof b nsD. and brought Fbs
head was ettered in blue enameI the legend;
wass Fs Ru Sy WIEN IL hs the hpd FnSs SSsa of
approved OF a silver key was handed to the
Prince. which he was told he might retain as a
key contained on one side an enamelled picture
Of the bridge, and on the other tn" Inscription
last rivet in the Forth bridge"
IN the wind storm the rivet was put into place
by youth on u scaflOlding over the edge Of the
rail. and while great men lowered anXiously
place and with his kid Rloved hand. attempted
to turn it. The hydraulic mach ine however.
only alter Mr. Arroi had tnrned il il ain almost OF Ton IN
that the Prince was able to complete the job.
Then he went back into his Pullman car and
received the congratulations of the greatest
OF his achievement.
Prince attended great banIuent called
attended By he more illusIrl5us Of the guests
one made speech and ali these speeches paid
higher comnlim9nts 70 the Prince than to Sir
Prince in his speech announced that the
9neen had been pleased to create Mr.. Matthew
ate OF the Forth Bridge Company AMI Of tho
Midland Railway Company. and Sir John Fow-
Ter, engineer, in chiet Of the Forth Bridge
and that she had also created. or intended 10
create. Mr.. BENJAMIN Baker. Sir John Fowler's
c9l!saggne, Knight Commander Of the Order
Of a knIEhthood. Great, was the applause at
tude OF the recipients of these honors.
1t was, Ia O'Clock when The banquet was
royal quartet TO the Earl OF Rosebery's car
rtages, with the nostilions and outriders; and
there was mnch b, m"rs a. cheering as they drove
party at Dalmeny Park. and after it was over
tho Prince and his august relat Ives were taken
down to their special train where their beds
were waiting and at midnight they are rolling
rapidly toward London.