The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-20

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and titled people The emperor Of Ger
many has for his alter ego Prince AL
bert Of Prussia, prince regent Of Bruns-
wick, with a staff Of eight general Of
hcers. Integral portions Of the kaiser's
empire are represented by Duke Albert
OF Wurtemberg; Prince Rupert, of Ba-
varia, grandson of the prince regent
and a lineal descendant Of the Stuart
dynasty; Prince Frederick Augustus.
Duke of Saxony; the Duke and Duchess
OF Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, accom-
panied by the hereditary prince and
Princess Beatrice; the Grand Dukes and
Duchesses Of Hesse and Mecklenburg-
Strelitz, and the hereditary Prince and
Princess Of acknowledgements
Russia has delegated her compliments
to their imperial highnesses, the Grand
Duke Sergius and the Grand Duchess
Elizabeth Feodrowna, who have
brought with them a large suite of
habitues Of the czar's court. The Aus
tro-Hungarian empire is present n the
person Of the Archduke Francis Fer
dlnand, heir presumptive to the throne.
He Is accompanied by a princely cr-
courage. Italy contributes their
royal highnesses, the Prince and Prin-
cess Of Naples and a suite of ten-alI
or whom are tonight at Chesterfield
house-that house of famous memories.
turning to the minor powers and
countries further afield Sweden and
Norway have an interesting represen-
tat1ve In tall Prince Eugene. fourth
son OF King Oscar. Roumania. appears
IN the person of it's ruler Prince Fer
a1hand, accompanied by his princess
anu Chelr suite; Bulgaria, it's prince
and princess; Montenegro, its Crown
Pnnce Dailo, and Seryia, NJ. Mitia.o-
de L1gne; the United Netherlands the
counts Van Lynden and Bylandt ana
Tiny, trivial Luxembourg it's hereditary
grand duke, Adolph William Charles
augustus frederick, accompanied bv
Baron Won Grunstein, the grand ducaI
chamberlain. From the Iberian
peninsula there has arrived H. R. H.
the Duke of Oporto, brother of King
carlos, and from Spain, the Dulxe oP
Sotomayor. Switzerland's symnathv
IN the rejoicing is also shown ov NJ
Boucart, former president of tie Re-
public.
The Orient, loving a pageant as ORR
entais DO. contributes bountifulIv to
| the brilliancy of the occasion in envovs
| whose every appearance is a delight to
! the thronging crowds Turkey flushed
| with the wine of Greek defeat has en-
trusted Ottoman homage to the hands
ot Mu1nr Bey. Egypt sends the khe-
dlVes brother, Prince Mohammed All
Hhan, VINO is accompanied by Tigrane
| Pacha; Persia, the Enlir Khan: Siam
( the Grown Prince Habit; JaDan his
/ imperial highness, Prince Arlsuswe
| and large suite, the most conspicu-
Gus member Of which is the MARQUIS
I9o; Corea, his excellency, Min Yong
Hoan and a suite Of yellow faced gem
tlemen with almost unspelIabIe names
| China closes the Eastern list with an
| imposing array of nineteen CeIestials
led by Chang Ting Huen, the en-
perors envoy. The Hawaiian islands
are represented by S. M Damon.
countries to the south of the United
states do not swell the list of the
titled, but they are eminently repre-
sented. President Diaz has deputed
Don Antonio Mier Y Oelis, Mexican
| minister to France, to attend on be-
hait OF the republic; the Greater Re-
public Of Central America has an
pointed Signor Medina; Guatemala's
representative is DR.. Cruz. South
America leads off with NJ de Souza
Correa, the Brazilian minister to
Great Britain, as representing the
erstwhile empire; Peru, Signor Cane
vara, Peruvian minister at the court
Of st. James; Chill, NJ Ramon.
and Uruguay, DR.. Alberto Mn.
Most of these gentlemen Fave
suits In attendance. Finally, though
no longer temporal sovereign, Leo
holy Roman see, Monsignor Sesare
Sambucetti, titular archbishop of Cor
inth and canon Of ST. Mary Maioris.
Turning from those tonight in Lon
don who have come to testify the
homage Of the world beyond British
boundary lines, to those who represent
that empire within them, the array Of
ENJOYS 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 varie-
ty 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 premfers, 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. G. NJ. G., and Lady
Whiteway; from New South Wales,
Hon. G. H Reid; from Victoria, Hon.
Sir George Turner, K. c. NJ. G., Lady
and Miss Turner; from Queensland,
Hon. Sir Hugh Moir Nelson K. c. NJ
c., Lady Nelson and Mr.. and Miss
Nelson; from Tasmania, Hon. Sir e.
N. Coventry Braddon, K. G. NJ. e., and
Lady Braddon; from South Australia,
Hon. c. c. Kingston and Mrs Kings
ton; from Western Australia, Hon. Sir
John Forrest, K. 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 j. Gordon Sprigg, K. c. NJ. c.,
and Lady Sprigg, and from Natal, Hon.
Harry Escombe and Mrs. Escombe
Hardly less important and certainly
more picturesque are the envoys from
India, princes Of feudatory states, men
Of strange titles, of dark-skinned, i'm
mutable faces, clad in costumes cf color
and gold ever emblematic of the gor-
geous East. Just who and what they
are is hardly known outside the India
office, but they are all resplendent