The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-08
ROYAL DRAWING ROOMS.
aosnes at Ono OF Her AAjesty's
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London. says . New York World
writer. concerning the two drawing
rooms anal the participation of Amer
ieans- Everybody complained of the
ioas delay experienced in reaching the
palace, a delay partly owing, Of eoars-.
to the crowd ani partly Ia the fact thsi
the doors were not opened by thr
qa-eh'. or,irrs until two o'eioek ia III.
afternoon, II was necessary. however.
Ia b-r in line long t-for- that time Ia
order Ia i-r n-ar the DOOR When ot--ned
AMI secure any presentation at all. The
art day. Arcoriins Ia op- authority.
-s-~- s-s.~-s-iss b.sSk Gns- AMI war,.,
Lat even this fostunatr Circumstance
mitisai-.s but very iiiiiu the necessary
in-oa,rni-nec snd annoyance ~ntai..d
lay III. l,i-.n's a.tl.a. !, I. .oHt.n.isd.
81 eonra--. that Enri.s women. AMI pre-
sainably American woua.p, ''shoald nos
H. compelled io await her majesiy's
pleasure for over an hour la The broa,i
daylight la n stat- II s.Ini' nudity, ~ H.
aianvti at anal criticised by the r-fu.s.
and Population. attracted u III. mall i,y
the bsriSarir Ugh, ~ a number 81 half
clothed ladies Waiiin. Ia Ray their fr-
sI.rei. Ia ia. queen Er-n III. mos, "b-
st.nas- aiI,.cTrn,s 0f tho divine r!Sh, of
kings csnno, lind a plausible excuse for
sus., outrageous defiance II rlsin5ntary
principle, of ,.,s.l ,asir and hospitality"
Hers !, a his.i,iy ..'oioEr.i description Of
some IL the .arrias,rs Ia lin- and the
women In them. who w-r- waiting Ia
ki.s the hand -! the queen. II !. taken
from i.os.l"n publication
''Cn- ior-i- ,ni iaHoe-h,.lsokirg.
slender .r-aturr was calmly reading .
yellow .ba. i-i fr-nri, novel. a. II sh-
imagined that thereby she woald az.
auir- a suitable tone for the court. In
another .srriagv n family party Of four.
In-ini!n.' c papa ais.'ul.-''! a. general
w b. w-rc all wr,is'ci In NJ tightly
tha, ,h-y locked ~ II they would have
IL Is isis-n ou, with n f"fs-w-r. busI.
Is engaged Ia discussing y slight lunch
Of aan.iw grhsa and mask containing
SONS liquid. which went down very
quickly.
''in third a srru-rions.l.o ,irago
was obviously engaged In battle royal
with ,w" young girls, though wha. the
row was about II was hard Ia say. Her
I,.,lcuiations w-r,', however. 80 very
furious. and the way .hc opened her
~nortnor. mouth ~ comic. that nt last
quite n numbcr of inIuisitirc spectators
gathered round Ia observe the fun. with
rcmarks Of nh encouraging hut uneom-
plim-ntnry character. Finding herself
the center of attraction she ceased her
hasanpr. and contcns-d herself with
attempting To with~r tho crowd by .
Rssssrs'. s...-a .. sa-Is -~}-ys.s~A
"ln n fourth carriaE'c two elderly la.
dies w-rr asleep. or pretended To hrr.
and paid no attention u small boys
who cshoF;ci them Ia change here for
lircl.lns'n,n palis,,,' and added the
cheering intcllirvnc. that the lady In
the mex, carriage as jis, nd n 1T A.
n iifth really beautiful creature was
hollin.. lcyrc OF admirers ut her open
window. In spite %! the wind. One lady
had brouyh; i nurbr and baby with
h.r-whc,hcr with the view of ahminis-
tcring sur.-ptitiou. nuurisimcni IL the
latter or no, did no; transpir-. Another
was ~ overcome by the heat, the strong
scent of flowers, and possibly the pr-ri-
Gus lunch. that she tainted and had To
bc taken ignoininiously home In u hud-
died heap. What sweet temper she
must have been In when she recovered
90 find tha; after all the trouble and
expense u which bho had gone, her
weakness or her grccdinrss. or both,
had done her completely gu; Of the RI.
ward of her lahors. Meanwhile the
crowd In the mall amused themselves
by chatting tho life gunrdsmcn. who
were ranged two and two along the
road. as il waiting for n new ark"