The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
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Duke Of Oporto, brother of King Carlos,
and from Spain the Duke of Sotomayer.
Switzerland's sympathy in the rejoicing
is shown, too, by NJ. Boucart, former
president of the republic; Denmark sends
Prince Waldemar. and Liberia. H H
Haymen, the charge d. affaires in Lon
1 don.
The Orient, loving a pageant as Orien-
1 tails do, contributes bour iifully TO the
| whose very appearance is a leig123i56
| brilliancy OF the occasion in ENJOYS
| whose very appearance is a delight 70
| the throrging crowds. Turkey, flushed
with the wine of Greek defeat. has en-
trusted Ottoman homage TO the hands Of
Munir Pasha. grand master Of ceremon-
les. Egypt sends the khedive's brother,
| Prince Mohammed Ali Khan, who is ac-
| companied by Tigrare Pasha; Persia, the
| Emir Khan; Siam, the crown prince, Ma
hit; Japan, his imperial highness, Prince
Arisugwa and a large suite, the mos,
1 conspicuous Of which is the Marquis Ito;
Corea, his excellency. Min Yorg Hoap
| and a suite of yellow faced gentlemen
| with almost unspellable names. China
| closes the eastern list with an imposing
array Of rineteen celestials led by Chang
Ting Huen. the eDperor's envoy. The
Hawaiian Islands are represented by
| Mr.. s. NJ Damon.
Counties TO the south of the United
| States do not swell tae list Of the titled.
but they are eminertly represented.
President Diaz has deputed Don Antonio
Mier Y Oelis. Mexican minister 20
France. to attend on behalf of the repub-
| 'ic; the Greater Republic of Central
| America has appointed Senor Medina.
| Guatemala's representative is DR.. Cruz
and Don Demetrio Inglesias, father of
| the president OF Costa Rico, has arrived
| from Costa Rico. South America leads
off with NJ. de Souza Correa, the Brazil
ian minister TO Great Britain as repre-
| senting the erstwlile empire; Ecuador
| has Senor Colso Navarez, the corsul gen.
eral Of Ecuador in London; Peru, Signor
Canevara, Peruvian minister at the court
| Of st. James; Chill, NJ. Ramon Suberca-
| seaux, and Uruguay, DR.. Alberto Min.
Most Of these gentlemen have suites in
| attendance. Argentina, Don Florencio
| Dominguez, secretary of legation in Lon
|
| consul general in Paris; Paraguay. VI.
Mechuin, the minister in London.
| Finally, though no longer a temporal
sovereign, Leo XIII has sent 10 represent
| the Holy Roman Sea, Monsignor Cesare
Sambucetti, titular archbishop of Cor
inih and canon of st. Mary Majoris
THE EMPIRE ENJOYS.
Turning from those tonight in Lon
| don who have come 10 testify the hon.
age of the world beyond British boun-
| dary lines, to those who represent that
empire within them, the array of envoys
| is no less imposing. no less picturesque.
while far more pregnant with meaning
| TO the man in the s.reet-for they typi-
fy the variety and vastness of the en-
| pire 10 which he belongs. Easily fore
| most in this group stands the Honor
able Wilfred Laurier, premier Of the Do
! minion, who, with Mrs Laurier and the
other colonial premiers. are guests of
her majesty at the Hotel Cecil. before
| the doors Of which-as a. all hotels and
houses where royal guests are domiciled
soldiers of the queen are posted on SEN
try duty. In the same wing with Mr.
Laurier are: From Newfoundland
Hon. Sir William Whiteway. X c. NJ.
G.. and Lady Whiteway; from New
South Wales, Hon. c. H Reid; from
Victoria, Hon. Sir George Hurner, x. 9.
NJ G., Lady and Miss Turner; from
Queensland. Hon. Sir Hugh Moir Mel
son, &. c. VI. c., Lady Nelson, Mr.. and
! Miss Nelson; from Tasmania. Hon. Sir
E. NJ Coventry Braddon, X. c. N. G.,
a~I Ya1x r2ral \
LA, Hon. c. C. Kingston and Mrs king
ston; from West Australia, Hon. Sir
John Forrest, X. C. NJ. c., and Lady
Forrest; from New Zealand. Hon. Rich
ard j. Seldom, Mrs and Misses Seldom: !
from the Cape Of Good Hope, Hon Sir
]. Gordon Sprigg, K C. NJ c.. and Lady
Sp-igg, 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
o. strange titles. of dark-skinned, i'm |
mutable faces. clad in costumes OF color |
and gold. ever emblematic OF the geor- |
geOus east. Just who and what they are
is hardly known outside the Indian Of |
flee, but they are all resplendent Jers- |
images and are thus described The !
Thakore Sahib OF Gondal, the Rajah OF !
Kapurthala; the Tharkore SahiS OF !
Morvi; the Maharajah Dhiraj sir Prayab |
Sing, Regent Jodhpur. accompanied by |
The Thakore Hari Sing; Sunaye, Sing, |
a cousin OF the Maharajah OF KasmIr. |
others Of the many Indian states are 1
thus represented: Paliala by Maud |
Singh; Nabba by Kishan Singh, a s.rdar !
OF state: Alwar by Dand Kahn; Bhart- |
pur by Char1ru Singh; Bikaner by Raj !
Makur iDp iSngh; Jsipur by Dhunpst !
Raj; Gwalior by Abdul Gsnny; Indore |
by Rao Ma;kai; Ehopal by Com.nsndan: !
Mira Kurim Beg; Rampur by NazIr I
Khan; Bharnagur by Dhan Singh. near 1
relative OF the Maharajah. and Hydera- !
bad by Mir Hashim All Kahn. who holds /
sn important post under the ruler of The 1
Decc7n. the Nizam o. Hyierabad Last. 1
Thougt no. leas;. is that odd familiar I
name-associated with 50 much d In /
dian princely chari;y-Sir James Ja:nse;- !
jee Jetjoebhoy.
HER MAJESTY
The queen * resting quietly tonight q; 4
Windsor. IL exceIlen. health and spirits. 4
considering the work OF the past month. 4
setting ard debating q whole dictionary 4
of details connected win The a-iuous
historical week % come For no ar 4
rangsmeE. however tTifi-ng, in The pro
gram Of he next seven days 5G, what 4
has received royal sanction ana consid-
GRAFTON. No. merely the sorting and I
disposing &c innuneraoIe guests for
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