The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-18
DUBLIN GRBETS YORK.
Enthusiastic Reception Of the
Heir to England's
Throne.
TBy Gable to. The Associated Press.

| e icy SdDle TO- Lie aSSoCAdtco iSSS-I
DUBLIN, Aug. 1S, 1897.-The Duke and
| Duchess of York arrived at kingstown
| from Holyhead, at nine O'Clock this morn
ing. The weather vas glorious and all
the ships in the harbor were brilliantly
| decorated for thee occasion. The Guard
Ship Melampus ii. eel a royal salute as the
| Royal yacht Wet oria and Albert entered
the harbor. AT noon the Commissioners
of Kingstown to, Vn.;hip boarded the Vic
toria and Albert and presented their
! pressing the hope that their visit would
lead to the establi Hhment of a royal resi-
Edence in Ireland. The Duke OF York re,
forward to becom ing better acquainted
with the people and The beautiful scenery
of Ireland
On diseanbarking, the Duke and Duchess
of York were 81 eete enthusiastically.
The streets were black with people and
the buildings weres profusely decorated.
sion and on all 81 des were to be seen
Union Jack entwin ed with the green flag
of Old Ireland.
The Duke Of York wore a naval uni
form, bowed contil lually to the plaudits
of the vast throng $ assembled and the
/ uchess was kept bu Ey a acknowledging the
warm greetings VIII ich he Royal visitors
One ofsthe most striking spectacles was
when the procession was trayersing Col
Legs Legs G MssS cS wnish was nsoI Haeked 10 the ut
Almost immediate az after the Duke and
Duchess had eros sed CO llege Green a
heavy rain fell, thus m airing the re-
The Duke. and duchess were received
at the Castle by Z arl Cadt3gan, the Lord
| Lieutenant Of Irel and, anil by Countess
sCadogan, as a roy al salute was fred by
a battery of artille ~ station led in Phoenix
Park after which the Earl and Countess,
| with the staff Of the Lori Lieutenant,
joined the process ion and escorted the
royal visitors to The Vice Regal Lodge.
where the Guard 4. Honor was furnish
The Duke and d uchess of York will
visit Ballsbridge h0 rise show, where the
Prince of Wales is ian exhibitor; will in
a public ball and at a banque t given by
1.-The Lord Lieutenant VIII witness a re-,
view of the troops In Phoenix Park and
at the installation Of the: Duke Of York
as a Knight of the Order of st. Patrick.
On Saturday, AugIlst %, the ? uke and
land, visiting the Cur 'agh Camp. Z enmare
House and the Lakes Of Killarn ~. At
VII viii o be' she c gnaesa ane IF e { tal f 4 a Derrick
the forces in Ireland. nd of Lady
~ Lord Dunrave at Adar Manor and
by Lord and Lady Iveagh.
According tofprcgramme, THE Duke and
Duchess of York are due in the North
on September 4, when they s horld reach
Mount Stewart, the beauti1H l County
Down residence of the MARQUIS of Lon
donderry. after paying a short visit to
Duke Of gAberttorn at Baron scomrt. A
round of festiN titles will follow, including
a semi-State Visit to Belfast, balts ban,
quests, q visit to Castle w elan and
several garden parties. During the even
ing of September s their Royal His.hness
will leave Larne for Balmolf al. Scot
land.
The visit of the Duke and D uchess of
York is to a. certain degree an of icial
function. as representing Queen lictoria.s
Sensations of. the sights put i pom Ire
land by the failure Of member ! Of the
Royal family to visit the Elmer lid Is le,
taeh as much political import lnce as
possible to the visit. All the tr pops IN
Roberts. Of K~andahar. took part in the
processionn today.
At the railroad station the Yoi ';kshire
Honor, at Dublin Castle the Gu: ud of
Honor was supplied by the famou. !. Con-
naught Rangers, and at the Vice Regal
as the Royal Irish C~onstabulary. luher-
wise the Irish Military Police. turne d out
a Guard of Honor.
Much of the trappings and fittings used
in London during the Jubilee festis rfries
were utilized today In the lavish de- .ara-
ton Of the route followed by the f O9al
The tone of the Irish Nationalist nj ws-
papers Is respectful. They point ont ElEat
Ireland has no quarrel With the Duke and
courtesy extended to them must not be
interpreted as meaning that the Irish are
contented with their present condition i
The Prince and Princess OF Wales xAiSs
tied ireland in 1S5S, and were accordeaA a
most loyal and enthusiastic WELDON }e.E
Queen Victoria visited Ireland with I. se
still later in 1861. The Prince Of wal IS |
also visited Ireland n 1885, and In Is, Il. |
ahs i pskf e. e iss @~on ma fhs pSNs = ,s1 e:la E5ne |
and the&Duke of York visited Ireland ! h