The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-25
AdmiralS Received at Windsor.
Jubilee Dinner Given to London's Poor

WINDSOR, Eng, June 24.-The
lords of the admiralty and all the ad-
mirals of the foreign ships who are
taking part in the naval review off
Spithead on Saturday next, including
Rear Admiral Miller, United States
navy, were received by Queen Victoria
at Windsor castle today. Each of the
admirals was accompanied by two
aides de camp, those of the American
admiral being COmmander William H.
Emory, chief of Admiral Miller's staff;
Lieut.. J. c. Caldwell and Lieuts. Rog-
ers and Andrews. The admirals we're
met at the railroad station by royal
carriages and were taken ito the castle
through a shower of rain. At the
depot and at the castle, for this oc-
casion, detachments of blue jackets
formed the guard of honor. The Brit
ish first lord of the admiralty, the
Right Hon. George J. Goschen, was in
full uniform and the admirals We're
ahliaze with decorations and resplen-
dent in full dress. At the castle they
were entertained at luncheon in the
Waterloo room and were afterwards
received by the queen. The queen re-
ceived the admirals sitting, and spoke
very cordially to AdmiralS Miller, who
then presented the members of his
staff to her majesty. The naval Of
ficers were afterwards shown through
the castle.
On behalf of her majesty, the Prince
and princess of Wales, gave a reception
this evening at Buckingham palace
The occasion was one of unprecedented
briIliancy, the guests numberieg over
1000 and including all the special jubi-
lee visitors and the adnirals, captains
and officers from Spithead. An enor-
NOUS crowd watched the arrivals at
the palace while the streets converging
there were filled with carriages. The
ball room scene was one of dazzling
splendor The guests promenaded
through the gorgeous saloons Of the
palace while the bands played dance
music Among those present were the
Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke
and Duchess of Coburgs the Duke and
Duchess Of Fife and the Duke and
Duchess of Teck. The United States
special envoy, Whitelaw Reid, Rear
Admiral J. N. Miller, pt S. N, Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, U. So A., and their
staffs. went to the ball In a body from
Mr.. Reid's house on Carlton house ter
race.
Windsor Castle was brilliantly illu-
minated tonight with the changing
colors Of Bengal lights. The magnifi-
cent spectacle is visible for a distance
of ten miles. The day has been busy
one for the foreign princes now in the
city They have called upon each other
at the various houses where they are
staying. Large receptions were given
this evening by, the German and Aus
trian ambassadors and ord Frederick
Roberts, of Kandahar, gave special
| reception to the Indian. officers.
So far as the London public is con-
cerned the fetes are virtually ended.
| Some illuminations will be continued
| until the end of the week, but many,
| together with the decorations, are al.
! ready being dismantiled. The very
oppressive heat of the day was fol-
| lowed this evening by sudden wind
and heavy thunder storm which have
| done much damage in various parts of
| the country The heavy rain has
thoroughly soaked the remaining deco
] rations here while there have been