The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-22

simplicity OF their attire was in startling
contrast with the brilliancy of the uni
forms around them. The American party
\ was received by the master of cere-
Z monies. and conducted by one OF the
: gardens where lunch was served.
MI. Reid. however, did not go to the
gardens, but was escorted 10 the state
supper room, only his suite being enter
+ ceiVed by the Prince of Wales in the
most cordial manner.
In addition to the United States special
I embassy the ENJOYS present included
/ General Davous the Duke of Averstadt
F, grand chancellor of the Legion of Honor
representing France and one of them
especially representing President Faure,
NJ Crozier, two French generals of divis-
ien;. chief of the protocol and a brilliant
sstam of French officers; Prince Albert OF
b Prussia; the Prince Regent of Brunswick,
and staff of eight officers. representing
the emperor of Germany in addition 10
{ Duke albert of Wurtemburg. Prince Ru-
( pert of Baveria, Prince Frederick Au-
gustus of Saxony. the Duke and Duchess
OF Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, the Grand
Dukesa nd Duchesses of Hesse and
Mecklenberg-Strelitz the hereditary
enburg and the hereditary prince and
E princess of -Gotha. represent
ing the integral portions of the German
! empire.
/ Russia was represented by their i'm
! perial hignnesses. the Grand Duke Ser
giusa nd the Grand Duchess Elizabeth
Feodrowna and large suites. The Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand, heir presump-
tive 10 the throne of Austria, represented
4 the Austro-Hungarian empire, accom-
! panied by number of princes.
Italy sent 10 represent her their royal
/ businesses. the Prince and Princess of
I Naples.
Sweden and Norway were represented
! by Prince Eugene. the fourth son of King
7 Oscar Prince Ferdinand represented
Roumania. He was accompanied by the
princess and their suites. Bulgaria was
represented by its prince ana princess
and Crown Prince Danile represented
+. Montenegro.
1 Princes Charles Deligne represented
Belgium; the Duke of Porto brother of
King Charles, represented Portugal. and
/ the Duke of SotOmayor represented Spain.
! NJ Boucart. formerly president of the
repuhiic- represented Switzerland. Egypt
! was represented by the khedive's brother.
+ Monammed Ali Khan.
I. Turkey was represented by her grand
master of ceremonies. Munir PaSha, and
Persia by Emir Khan.
Holland was represented by Counts
Z Won Lynden and Bylandt. and LuXem-
burg BY its hereditary grand duke, and
Denmark by Prince Waldemar
Il Crown Prince Mahi represented Siam.
Japan was represented by his imperial
highness, Prince Arisugwa- and a large
suite. including the Marquis Ito.
Corea was represented by his excelency.
Min Yong Hoan and a large suite. and
China by 10 mobiles of high rank headed
by Shan Yeng Hoon. the special envoy
OF the emperor.
Mexico was represented by Don An
tonic Mier Y. Oelis. minister to France;
America was represented by Senior Me
dina
Guatemala Brazil. Peru Chill and in
fact pract eaiiy every country in the world
WIS represented.
The Pope sent representative in the
person of Mgr. Sambuetti. titular arch
bishop of corinth. and canon of St.
Mary Mojoris.
After her majesty had received the spec
iai ENJOYS she received host of Indian
princes, who were introduced by Lord
George Hamilton. the secretary of state
for India, who was assisted by mis- polit-
zeal aide de camp.
The ENJOYS We're conducted TO her ma
jestys presence by the queens master
of ceremonies and were introduced by
the MARQUIS OF Salisbury. the premier and
minister of foreign affairs.
DINNER AT BUCKINGHAM.
The queen at S:45 this evening enter
tanned at dinner many of her most dis
tin-uished guests in the state-suppsr
room at buckingham palace. Among
those present were the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, with all the mem
bers of the royal family, the royal
guests. the ENJOYS Of states with the
rank of ambassador. and the great Of
ficers of the household, who wore full
Gress
During the progress of the banquet,
music was discou:sed by the band OF
the Royan Engineers. The suits OF the
ENJOYS and the ladies and gentlemen IN
attendance dined in the garden vesti-
bule. The yoemen CT the guard were
on duty in the grand hall and vestibule.
The spacious supper room was
fairy sight. exquisite costumes. dia-
monds and countless gems, the most
brilliant CT uniforms. stars, orders and
crosses without end. the royal liveries.
the table and buffet loaded with the
famous gold plate the value of which
runs into millions. and Dresden emma,
flowers and light glittering up TO the
highly suricued ceiling with its fell
age and floral ornamentation, while in
around and over all was that air of
old world dignity which is Of itself 50
impressive. This seemed even to be
reflected from the great mirrors be-
tween the windows and TO commend
the approval Of the stately George ~
in his coronation robes upon the wall
EIGHT MILLIONS POSSIBLE.
If the streets tonight can be taken
as a forecast for tomorrow. queens
day will be siglalized by the assem-
bling in London Of not less than $780,,
600 of human beings. At all the Lon
don terminals since early morning peo-
pie have been pouring into the metrop-
oils in thousands. And for thousands
there is no other shelter than the
streets. But the utmost good humor
prevails.
JUBILEE HONORS.
Among the list of jubilee honors is
one for the Canadian premier, Wilfred
Laurier, who is made a Drivy council
lor: Sir Donald Smith. the Canadian
high commissioner in London, has been
elevated to the Deerage.
All the colonial premiers. William T.
Leckey. the historian, and Sir Herbert
Maxwell, the author, has been made
privy councillors: the Prince of Wales
is made grand master and principal
knight of the grand cross of the bath;
an earldom is conferred upon Baron
Egerton of Tatton, and peerages are
conferred UPON the Earl of Glasgow.
Viscount Downe. Justice Loper, the
Right Hon. Ion Trant Hamilton and
Sir John Burns.
The mayors of Leeds and Sheffield are
made lord mayors. and the lord mayor
of London, George Faudel Phillips, is
made a baronet. Bancroft, the actor,
is lxniehted, and the chief justices Of
Manitoba. Montreal and Ontario
Messrs. Taylor Taggart-Tail and Hag-
erty are knighted.
The list is disappointing. as the
names OF many who expected ho1ors
are omitted.
The Duke of Coburg has been APP
pointed admiral of the feet
The order of the Grand Cross of St
Michael and St. George has been con-
ferred upon Wilfrsd Laurier, Sir Cart
wright. and Sir Oliver Mowat.
The Order of Knight Commander of
st. Michael and ST. George has been
cnDforrad ,,por f.iautauaut Governor A