Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-07-02
HONOR THEIR QUEEN.
LOYAL eR,roNs SHOW LOVE
FOR QUEEN ftcToa'A.
Cheers Shake the Ground as She
Passcs in the Diamond Jubilee Fa.
raac-reopic from All Parts of ,l,c
1sart:, Help Celebrate.
Wonderful Sight in London.

Wonderful Sight in LOrdon.
The crownins feature OF the official ccl-
cbratioM of the sNtieth anniversary of the
coronation of Victoria as Queen of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland has come and gone. and al I4on-
don is cuagratulat:ng itself upon the COM
plete success OF one of tho greatest l,opu-
lar demonstrations OF modern times. "A
religious service of brevity and simplicity,
royal pageant Of unprecedented brill
liancy. Il mighty outburst nS patriotism
and evidence OF personal love-shes'e were
the ir:llcipa. characteristics of the great
est da. that London hns ever seen.
The most stupen.ous pageant i'll his
tory. Il concourse OF tile millions from
the ends of the earth, gathered to to ho's-
or to :he queen and to add to the s:',sy Of
her diamond jubilee parade, has fixed it's
part without Il hitch and without Il flaw
i'll AL the marvellous effect. Nest impress
sivc. perhaps. of nd the sights OF rlie great
day WAS tnc mighty multitude %. people
spectators laci:;>l almost TO rlie Paint of
sutfoc;i;!on into every available n:ciie of
the siN-,s.;.c Route Of the great parade.
Eight ln:..ion souls, representing every
civilized and almost every SAVAGE nation
on tie face of the globe. ssouidercd and
elbowtd at every p,ilk Of vantage. and
the aged queen as s:so WAS borne amid
the throng WAS given homage .a!ch as
never pharaoA nnr Caesar r,s:-iveu from
the .nyriat,s of the oiden time. The pro
cession Itself WIS the greatest, nlGs't mag.
niticea;, that ever passed between ri,e
ranks of admiring muitith.}es 1t moStl
ill three sections consolidating as the li-
vision moved into Ncat.iny. whii.A-fttins
order of parade-she colonists Of Eas-
lands mighty empire led tho van.
The procession moved from B.lckng-
ham Palace nearly on tine. The roar of
cheers that marked its coa,rse up Cofsti-
tuition Hill told the beginning of tie story
of the queen among her people. while the
artillery in Hyde Park. by royal salute
of sixty guns. thundered the fact to wait
ing thousands elsewhere. The queen had
actually started!
The procession was practically in three
sections as far as ST. Fanl's, though the
two last. en route to tho cathedral. We're
consolidated as they moves: into Picadiily.
The scores OF troops md companies
were literally toe numerous to mention OK
cept as Il brilliant whole. 1t sceaac,l like
nothing so mach as some stream of bur-
n;shel gol! flowing between dark banks
OF human beings gathered to witness its
passage to !, iHnl! of light.
Then the first ls,rt of tho so~ercign's S
escort roGe into view. tho Second Life
Guards AS their welikn brilliant
uniforms appeared tho whisper ran e.cc-
trica!ly: "She's coming" The guards
We're soon succeeded By the ,,scort of
British and foreign princes. Many faces
We're known. recognized md c.iees>M.
This h.i.l.:.ii. escore Was composed OF the
flower OF l.,;yope's thrones. Ifu,owing
the princes ca,.ir the Guard of Honor. y
cheer loi;c forth that ...elued to shake
the :;.on:.d. renewed again and again. rs
her n.Hies;y's carriage approached. TIT
carriage in which her majesty rode uow
came abreast. 1t was built abos,t IL g,e..
ter of !, century ago. The body wse. dari
cl:,rrt. iinea with vetrn;llion. the mc.,
i.lgs outlined with beads Of brass. Be
side her majesty rode the Princess oi
Wales. opposite l.,r majesty. her rcy.,
hishacss Princess Christian. On tho lef,
of her majesty role his royal llisli.Ass
The Duke of Cambridge. OH the right. hi.
ro@a. h;shaess. the Prince Of Wales. VIII,
was co.owc,l by tho Duke of Connausht
the general officer commanding.
Services, ut st. Paml,s
The great bells o.s st puuis broke OF,
IN happy chorus us the queens c,lr:ns,
started from Tempe bar and only cease,
as her ina.;rstg's carriage stopped Il, from
of tie steps of the cathedral With tn
stopping of the queens carriage the PIC
ture was complete and the swelling hymn,
that had risen OIL the summer air fror
five clior:sters of her E.ajesty's caapn, roy
al. Westminster Abbey and st. Paul
cease.! lis grand llamuuies in c,!e Ion.
drawn soft "amen-' The service WI
about 70 begin. The bishop OF London. :
full canonica,s. read short Collect, al
ter which. as her majesty sat with bowc
head. the archbishop of Canterbury AZ,
nouuccd the bened;ction. Then, amid.
the further ringing OF bells. the nation:
anthem was sung, and the queen drove o
into other scenes.
As her majesty entered the gates 9
the palace at !. o'clock distant gun i
Hyde Park announced to TO much of II,
world as was not before the gates th;
the great procession w<ls over. The ever
80 IOn.- prt,I red had nos<.sl into history