The herald., 1897-06-20
ON THE EVE; OF THE
VICTORIAN JUBILEE

mark, Prince Waldemar; Liberia P. p
Hayman, the charge d'affaires in Lon
don; the United Netherlands, the Counts
Van Lyden and Bylandt, and tiny, triv-
ial Luxembourg it's hereditary grand
duke, Adolph William Charles Augustus
Frederick, accompanied by Baron Won
Grunstsin, the ducal chamberlain. From
the Iberian peninsula there has arrived
II. r. H. the duke of Oporto brother OF
king CaSlos, and from Spain the duke of
Sotomayer. Switzerland's sympathy in
the rejoicing is too shown by M. Bou-
cart, former president of the republic
The Orient, loving a pageant as Ori-
entails do, contributes bountifully to the
briliancy of the occasion in ENJOYS
whose every appearance Is a delight 10
the thronging crowds. Turkey, flushed
with the wine of Greek defeat, has en-
trusted Ottoman homage to Munir Pa
sha, grand master of ceremonies Egypt
sends the khedive's brother, Prince Mo
hammed Ali Khan, who iS accompanied
by Tigrane Pacha; Persia the Emir
Khan; Siam the Crown Prince Mahit;
Japan his imperial highness Prince Ari.
sugwa and large suite, the most con-
spicuous member Of which is the Mar
quis Ito; Corea his excellency Min Yong
Hoan and suite Of yellow-faced gen.
tlemen with almost unspellable names.
China closes the eastern list with an i'm
posing array of nineteen eClestials led
by Chan Ting Huen, the emperors en-
voy. The Hawaiian islands are repre-
sented by Mr. s. M. Damon.
Countries south of the United States
do not swell the list of the titled, but
they are eminently represented. Pres
ident Diaz deputed Don Antonio Mier
y Oelis, Mexican minister to France, to
attend on behalf of the republic; the
Greater Republic Of Central America has
appointed Signor Medina; Guatemala's
representative is DR.. Cruz. and Don De-
metric Inglesais, father of the president
of Costa Rica, has arrived from that
country. Ecuador, Senor Colso Nava-
rez, the consul-general Of Ecuador IL
London; Argentina, Don Florencio Do
minguez, secretary Of legation in Lon
don; Bolivia, Senior Joaquin Case, the
consul-general in Paris; Paraguay, M.
Mechuin, the minister in London.
South America leads off with M. de
Souza Correa, the Brazilian minister
to Great Britain, as representing the erst
while empire; Peru. Signor Canevara.
Peruvian minister at the court Of st.
James; Chill, M. Ramon Subereaseaux,
and Uruguay, DR.. Alberto Min. Most
of these gentlemen have suites in at
tendance.
Finally, though no longer a temporal
sovereign, Leo the XIII has sent to rep
resent the holy Roman see Monsignor
Cesare Sambucetti, titular archbishop
of Cor!nth and canon of st. Mary Ma
joris.
THE EMPIRES ENVOY
Turning from those tonight in London
who have come to testify the homage of
the world beyond British boundary lines
to those who represent that empire with
in them the array of envoys Is no less
imposing, no less picturesque, while far
more pregnant with meaning to the
man in the street-for they typify the
vastness and variety of the empire to
which he belongs. Easily foremost in
this group stands the Hon. Wilfred
Laurier premier of the Dominion, who,
with Mrs. Laurier, and the other colonial
premiers are guests of her majesty at
the Hotel Cecil, before the doors of
which-as at all hotels and houses where
royal guests are domiciled-soldiers Of
the queen are posted on sentry duty. In
the same wing with Mr.. Laurier are
from Newfoundland, Hon. Sir William
Whiteway. K. c. M. G.. and Lady White
way; from New South Wales, Hon. G.
H. Reid; from Victoria. Hon. Sir George
Turner K. c. M. G., Lady and Miss
Turner; from Queensland, Hon. Sir
Hugh Moir Nelson, K. c. M. G.. Lady
Nelson, and Miss Nelson; from Tas-
mania. Hon. Sir E. N. Coventry Brad
don, K. c. M. G., and Lady Braddon;
from South Australia, Hon. C. C. King
ston and Mrs. Kingston; from Western
Australia, Hon. Sir John Forrest, X. C.
M. G.. and Lady Forrest; from New
Zealand, Hon. Richard j. Seddon, Mrs.
and Misses Seldom; from the Cape of
Good Hope. Hon. Sir ]. Gordon Sprigg,
X. c. M. G.. and Lady Sprigg, and from
Natal, Hon. Harry Escombe and Mrs.
Escombe.
THE INDIAN ENJOYS
Hardly less important and certainly
more picturesque are the ENJOYS from
India, princes of feudatory states, men Of
strange titles, Of dark skinned, immut-
able faces, clad in costumes of color and
gold, ever emblematic of the gorgeous
east. Just who and what they are is
hardly known outside the India offices,
but they are all resplendent Jersmages,
and are thus described: The Thakore
Sahib Of Gondal, the Rajah of Kapur-
thala, the Thakore Sahib of Morvi, the
Maharajah Dhiraj, Sir Prayab Sing,
Regent Jodhpur. accompanied by the
Thakore Hari Sing, Sunayet Sing, a
cousin of the Maharajah of Kashmir. |
Others of the many Indian states are
thus represented: Paliala, by Maud
Eingh; Nabba, by Kisham Singh, a
sirdar of state; Alwar, by Dand Khan;
Bhartpur, by Chatru Singh; Bikaner,
by Rel Mekur Dip Singh; Jaipur, by
Dhunpat Raj Gwalior, by Abdul Gan
ny; Indore, by Rao Matkai; Ehopal, by
Commandant Miro Kurim Beg; Ram
pur. by Nazier Khan; Bharnagur, by
Dhan Singh, a near relative of the Nab
arajah. and Hydarabad, by Mir
Hashim Ali Khan, who holds an import
ant post under the ruler of the Deccan-
the Nizam of Hyderabad. Last, though
not least, is that odd familiar name
associated with so much Of Indian
princely charity-Sir James Jamsetjee
Jejoebhoy
HER MAJESTY
The queen Is resting quietly tonight
at Windsor in excellent health and spir-
it's, considering the work of the past
month, settling and debating a whole
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