Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-28
IT IS FINISHED NOW.
Last 0llolal Public Appearance Of
Queen Victoria.
FAREWELL VISIT 10 KsSsiyGroS.
Most Public funcious viii lr IN NGw
on Dey0lye upqn The irlnce and
Princess OF Wales.

LONDON, June 2S.--The Q ieen re-
turned 10 London this afternoon amt
made what was probably her last iubi-
lee appearance IN the metropolis, for
with the celebration that closes al
Aldersbot on Thursday next, the
etate appearance OF her majesty, 1t is
said on fair official authority, will be
hninhej. Henceforth for whGtevor
span Of lie may be lett to her QIsen
Victoria will confine herself to such
work for the state SD can be doEe at
Windsor, Balmoral or Osoorne. All
these official functions, drawing rooms,
public ceremonies, opening iowa halls,
hospitala aud the like, which bring the
sovereign face to face with the people,
will n w be RELOCATED to the prince and
princess OF Wales.
Her majesty has witnessed and hiss
bsen the OBJECT OF q scene never sur
pissed In material eplcnuor acd moral
Significance since the British empire
was created. FIR the occasion $40 u
aside her own ever present sorr0ws
aud grieis in order 10 Join tue
exnltation of the empire. Toe resuNt
was boy onl the expectation. Every
cody hsi known mat the jubilee
wanid be remarkable, but lew
realized now great wnuld be the fefvOr
aud strength oil the popular feeling.
The tounts, lar more than the uigbls
, were n revelation.
The queen tbinke-sO the statement
run, that che has uone enough. Thu
unexnupie1 JovOtion ami acceptance
| VI her obligations to her people have
| Afttr sixty years well won her
rest ana In so far as the sovereign can,
she now proposes 10 let the burden OF
| responsibility iall on those VINO must
besr II when she passes away.
| Ii Was the knowledge Of this, patheti.
caliy mlngled with loyalty, that lent
such deep Interest In toJay's proceed.
Ing !selingly uevOted In the fire;
Instance to 9 visit to Remington. Go
Ing 10 her irtbplace, possibly for the
last time revived Tor the queen
| all the sweet associations OF chill huOl
made more solemn to her in That IL wa.
here sue fret knew that che wss O
queen anu that on tnis Day, ttty-ni &c
y-ara ago, she wae crowned. Ae bel
ngjes Dan always cherished with
passionate attachment every teDde
sentiment, tuday's visit was one o
mipgled pleasure anu sadness,
eeenisd inueeis farewell.
Her majesty arrived at Peddingto u
at 12:35 %. IN. She WAS In the hest o
health and walked with lees difficulty
tnan usual. The GFsnu ID Ike unu
Grand Duoness 5ergius OF Russia, am
Princess Beatrice OF Battenoerg, occu.
pieu seats in her maissiy's carriage
Some ceremonies OF ssmi-staLe pr.
erosion were observed, rs on 10
arrival a week ago. A commandina
oil cera' escort OF the llie guards wa,
la attendance. The route was by tht
Bayswater road TO Churuh street anC
via the Mall to Kensington. Such
portion Of the route Nd had not alread }
been decorated was furnished with til,
urspeTies and fesloons made 30 familiar
las. week la other parts OF London.
Proceeding along Cnurch street Il
81. Mary's, a halt was msde to receiv,
au address from the inn aDita IT, o hel
birtnuiace. Six hunureu children o
the Remington church school wef,
assembled on "A platform inside the rail
ROAD anu sang the national anthem ii
the queen passed. Alter recslving
addresses the procession resumed thu
route to Buckingham palace via High
street, Queensgate, Ksuslngton Gar
dens, pest the Albert memorial Il
Hyde Park corner, thence to the pal
acc.
Throughout the entire distance
there were uense crowns Of spectatorI
who caeered her majesty with thai
astounding vigor to which last weeI
had somewhat accustomed one. Tn
queen looked immensely gratified
smiling and bowling her acknowiedg
ments.