Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-23
NE GREAT JUBILEE Day.


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--5rIonz ago. and the Royal Nigar
men who fought at Horin
Hsa. in uniforms of Kharkill cloth
exposing the leg and shaved
were an blacks. The Haussas'
tacsest Of the blacks. wearing the
-f.aei livery of the sum-" were
- enthusiastically greeted.
, second procession passed the
.s fifty minutes after the colonials
climbed Constitution Hin, and
.~rrcted the carnival of gorgeous
..rme and color. Scarlet and blue
sold. white and yellow. shining
sses and polished helmets, plumes
-assels. furs. and gold and silver
~sred cloths. bullion embroideries
.f accouuemeuts. splendid trappings,
.r.s and stars. crosses and medals
his for the Crimea, Indian, Ser
aa.am. the Nile, Afghanistan,
uI. South Africa, China, and doz-
NJ others. and here and there the
--.-- of them all the Victoria Cross
dealing weapons, swords and re-
..-.e~s. carbines and cutlasses. batter
ef artillery. men of splendid ply
SHINE and horses with rare action,
.v entered i'm the spirit and meaning
.tf-alI. But the scores of troops and
-~raries were literally too numerous
mention except as brilliant whole.
Tho empire had passed in review
and Tho head of it all was now TO come,
.- majesty. The royal procession
r--oer was interviewer with the crowd
waiting dieuitaries Of all sorts. First
..ms the aides-de-camp 10 the Queen.
these being headed by the Prince OF
Wales and the Dukes of Cambridge
and C9nuausht and the Earl of Wey-
mvs Then followed along the Lord
Lieutenant of London, his grace the
mike of Westminster, X. G., in lord
enant dress. The Duke was fol-
d by q elitterins csyaleade Of Of
the headquarters staf. To
-m succeeded field marshals. Next
three officers of the auxiliary
forces i'm attendance ON II. R. II. the
Prince of Wales. eQuerries. gentlemen
.~-va.+rg and military attaches,
t-.rfa7- I1- of gentlemen. with gilt
.rs array Of titles. uniformed in the
dresses of an the courts Of Europe and
half its crack regiments, and wearing
all It's stars. Then a complement from
-t, Kaiser a dsputauon from the First
r~sstan Dragoon Guards. Queen Of
Great Britain and Ireland's Own
After the Germans came the most
brilliant group of an the soldiery, the
officers of the Imperial Service Troops
from India. in their uniforms. a mixture
cs the English regular army and ma
rive dress we're brilliant to a degree
not to be witnessed outside Of coun-
tries where barbaric splendor and in
eenuiry in embroidery is the rule. Many
also wore massive gold earrings with
nous stones. while some were in
aa gold aukle-s ablaze with sap
r. and emerails
special suv0vs not numbered
the princes. followed the In
lr--a Il two-bor,e laudaus from
u.s..l Maws-au painted lake and
r on The royal arms were on
r..uaeIs. royal crowns on the tops.
The crowd now began 10 show more
-ar interest i'm the approaching We
I5s. they were nearer and nearer
% the Queen. Five road landaus
utsd Ike those which had just van
iled. only hc.sed by four horses. four
With bays and the fifth with the Dutch
blacks Of the Royal News. approached
fist The occupants of these iandaus
were princes and pr.ncesses Of the blood
-.a closest attendants upon her royal
majesty to- say naught Of her scores OF
r.rc or Isse afectionate cousins from
-AuJr.ag principai.tie-
Then the first paI5 of the sovereign
escort rode into view. the Second Life
Guards As their wer-kuoWn brilliant
uniforms appeared the whisper ran
electrically shes coming The Guards
ve.. soon succeeded by the escort OF
D-.s.L l f,,oi,r ,,r-n-es Many