The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-07-01

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back 10 him . uriites reply ,ipS~s
sing Qualification ., The s-lcfossaa
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daoed such rsoArkASss ssss.Is.
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handsome. cAs;ellAisd sirnrinrs
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bo,,e IN Of the Eieex.r. road. no,
~ the marble arch. I, ~as eor.t.a
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selected Rockingham PAiac, a. tho
most iuserestiuT point e. sios ,he
proc>edinvs, - the gatS~r,ny cfsh.
envoys and their ssiiss And ils, 10
disn Oh Gers we're invJts-i ~ Ian ckson.
to log sfier~ards presented had 81
ready begun At noon 49,"
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~Iih kodAks. lad staa, ossi che "a
selves opposite ;hs pasAns gAt. aud
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mother" rsfsine !, rosf 'tf e-,od
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a :eu inmates l.efsse 4 % (, l.oa a
horse roar az cheering IN The sIsiAp.-
announced the approach 81 th.
tpaeen. The Cheering erev iE
strength, until II AnOuu,~d ~ q
dea!enlpg storm Of Applaase q. the
Sovereign reached the yseisiy NJ iho
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| Tkit.1 s,,..s special Eavo,. ,L.
Hon. Whijelsw ksii.. GeseIAl Sci
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berS Of the United States Gpesi a. ,m
bassy reached the palace q tes MN
uies after > o'clock. They ell sor.
evening dress with the exospiisu %,
the American officers. and i..e am
plicity OF their attire Wa ia f,Ar,IIr 6
contrast With the krilliancy al m.
uniforms around them The Amer
can party WAS received BY The ,sss
ter OF ceremonies, and. sl. sAsep'
Mr.. Reid we're conducted by oss, o'
the pue~n's squerries 10 .. uaassai,
in the gardens, where .,nneb pa
served. Mr.. Reid Was escorted 9.
the state supper room. .oniy hir
suite being entertained IN the mar
! guis. Mr.. Reid Was received. ~ ,h.
Prince OF Wales IN the nasi serdis
manner. ....
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OF IL had not died . Way an the y "a
, night sii when from EsIs nettouoli
tan belfries . tumltBoas - sl y. be n
annoupced Diamond u iubiilae Day
The vast crowd tbss. alsd the MIL
!. Of streets and tgnArss Ansxersd xiiI
ringing cheers and here AID t..r
the singing Of God save tbe, Y ssen.
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|. bilee has been universal. and .s,ih
out STINT. cORjd the i.Sssa. has
. passed this morning. through sem
! OF the vretched streets Of her xseh
London, some. Of those n&rrop, al
. favored Alleys. where pAlaJscsd cha
dreu come 10 tel,evs the ,ky, 40 on !
Ia yard vide; where ibs ere - xAst 81,
hunger and disease the yea round
she conld have found NO. Ssrs siril
. ing evidence 81 her Akjdssg place d
|. the hearts Of her ,Se01l~. Jh
q resplendept West Eae, !wi;l .;
: glory, great banners. trlaw vt i,
e arches, psrterres Of costly klssse IA
= meant no more. IL half 10 mgch.. a
!. the tiny paper sAgs, the yard lI ~ .
: narrow red, white and blas strs;ebo
along the window sail and roapd
4 common Hover pot. with its ,,ngI
: rose, modest decoratiops, rhic
o formed to-day shrines for the CHI
| dren Of the sbadows IN the WHIT.
o chapel, smitbfelds. Hox;pa shsr,
. ditch alley vays- ,.,.
q The crowds that peopled the street
and squares All nieht in The lope {
good vies OF the procession 90 aa
were Amsiing ia their sublime pi
:. tience. Waiting for u. ~ and
II hours. as many Of these people d,
I'll jammed together, is q feat oY -i
durance that could only be sustaii
ed by some overnastering desir,
Quite half OF these jubilee raifsi
:. we're women. many OF them VIII "a
pale, carevorn look OF the Loud
yorker, yet al enduring The baeI
p breaking tediouspeu with the a
- most good nature. Some bad can
=. stools, some sat On projections {
Al buildings, or eurbstones or leans
in doorvays, and the angles mi<
u.tby stands. Refresh ments were
/. order everyvhere, and Che police hs
20 f;ttle tronble, cherry good butn,
D. being the note Of the night: :"
!. Qaeen Victoria slowly descen1s
y the stairs, assisted by seariet-tis
N and white .urbaned Indian atfen
is ant She vas dressed in blsck, 20
Q black bonnet, trimed With vhtt
70 and carried . white sun-shAde.
. At the foot OF the stsirvsy a,
Majssty paused for . minute II
touched An electric button eonnsets
With al the telegrAphic syfsen
Throughout the British Empire, q
Of il flashed around the message:
y From my heart, I thank ny b
q, loved people. May God bless hsh
- Her Majesty slovly sealed here
in in her earriAes, the royal trunPsse
.. soundsd . fanfare; Tie fnnes1
us wales joined the 2assh And "a,
y. y. priness a.X X ~ q Sen,s'n -