The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-22

tatlon OF gray stone. covered with ivy
and bore the motto; Thy hearts are
our throne" The second triumphal
arch was at the bottom of Edgeware
road and not at the marble arch. II
was covered with crimson cloth. flowers
and hags and bore the motto. God
Bless our Queen"
Next TO Paddington the crowds select
ed Buckingham palace as the most in
teresting point to view the proceedings,
as the gathering of envoys and their
suites and Indian officers invited To
luncheon. to be afterwards presented,
had already begun at noon and many
were the speculations relative Ia the
Identity of the bejeweled and ordered
officers as they drove up In royal car
riagcs. The police were kept busy at
tending To fainting women. but the
crowds were in the best OF humur \
number Of Americans armed with ko-
daks had stationed themselves opposite
the palace gate and somebody In the
crowd shouted. Now. Yanks. three
cheers for your mother" raising roar
OF good-humOred laughter,
A few minutes before | o'clock Il
hoarse roaring of cheering in the dis
tance announced the approach of the
queen. The cheering grew i'm strength
as the sovereign reached the vicinity.
The queen bowed slowly to the right
and left to the greetings OF her sub
iects. Princess Christian Of Batienberg
sat opposite the queen and Empress
Frederick. Two Scotch gillles rode be-
hind the carriage. The carriage passed
direct to the quadrangle. on entering
the palace the Duke Of Connaught sa-
luted the duchess and queen and was
saluted by the life guards.
The queen after entering the palace
proceeded to her private apartments for
luncheon and the royal and other
guests had lunch In the supper room.
Leyee costumes were worn and the
suites who were also In levee dress had
lunch in the garden and In the vesti-
bule.
In spite of the enormous crowd in
London, seats to view the procession to-
morrow are almost begging. The ra-
pacity Of the omnibus companies which
yesterday raised the rate of fares has
also set back. and in many cases to-day
prices are reduced To regular rates.
Throughout the route was tenanted
by an immense assemhlagc. Every
window had its occupants, every roof
its sighlseers, every available space in
the street and square, sidewalk and
gardens. the paths and chairs and even
the trees and ratings Of the parks were
black with loyal humanity. The queen
drove slowly To crafty her people. Her
iace eIersMne,t looseneu .ns .olce ~
me inu,t'tuue. III unres.ralleu s.tens, ~
the rich and tumultuous expression Of
,oyai'y anu aiIec''"h pron, ioi ~, Nol-
Pss VI cheers Iose .le"rH ao"NV the
'ohs'ant roar VI acciahi,natiuih hals
were ,nrowh III lhe ar, hahukerchieis
MaNeu W Weicoi''', cNe,Fohe view VIII
lis nt'snpo, ~ nc.Nt administration , ~
io!ai,S ana ueneh. Nearing iHccau,i-
~, lne queen saw ior the hrs' llme lhf
CONSPICUOUS eN,uehee ni VIVA, nau neeh
Prepsreu ioi wv nlo, ioN' ihe SIiii'
gray walls OF Apeiey mouse We're gone
w pro'us'o oi ueco'a,ioh 'ne srahu
s,atu AT .ne sue anu lroht oi II bar-
ianusu WIN noWeIs nass anu 'no''ocs,
stuou croWuch win s",hp VI 'he uucsn
huolii,y, no Tess eAnuotraht III tne',
MeIcone tnan tnat iroin ,ne pacAeu
WINDOWS ana ROOF oi ~ neorses nos
pi,ai anu the slands III front, iu,i oi
.ne queen comlnohers, Ihrougn BUT
,oh sa,e ,nr queen paSseu on 10 tne
Earueh ehtrah'e W buckihsnarh Palace'
aiWays between the iNing nhes oi h"r
sunJects' always the ooJeet OF endless
homage anu saiNos OF cneers' Whlch
queen from view
The 9nee" Receives the Royal En'oys.
! This afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
| throne room of buckingham palace her
majesty received the imperial and row
al envoys. The room il Ga feet long.
finely proportionpd and richly deco
rated. AT the end opposite the entrance
was the aIcoye formed by two wall
pillows surmuunted by a carved and
! gilded wreath borne by two winged fig
ures. Ia which were attached medalIions
bearing tho royaI initials. The walls
are hung with crimson satin. those of
| the alcove with crimson velvet. hot n
relieved with profusion OF golden
hues. The ceiling is richly carved and
! gill i'm The boldest Italian style of tbs
| 18th century. embIaznned with armorial
! bearings. and has a white marble fricze
| adorned with bas-rcliefs Illustrative of
the war of the roses: Immense crystal
lusters hung from the ceiling The
dais. canopled in velvet. was carpeted
with royal Aximster. the gift of the
women of England. AT the suggestion n,
the Duches of Teck. a beautiful exam.
pie of the Garnet weayer's ART. made "a,
Bridgenorth. Shropshire. n is rs by NJ
feet and of unusually fine texture tn.
center. in Two shades of crimson dam.
ask. discovers the monogram. v RI
! i'm hold letters of gold. SUMMARIZED bv IN,
Tudor rose and star Of India. tba ,yboIe
, being enclosed IN a garter hearing ths
/ old familiar motto. "Honi Soit oui ma
Pensa.'' This is surmnunI.d hv tb,
imperial crown entwined by a ,yr.atI