The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-20
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empire are represented by Duke Albert of
Nuremberg Prince Rupert of Bavaria.
grandson of the prince regent, and a lin
cal descendant of the Stuart dynasty.
Prince Frederick Augustus. Duke of Sax
ony; the Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Co-
burg and Gotha accompanied BY the he
reditary Prince and Princess Beatrice.
the Grand Dukes and Duchesses of Fesse
and Micklenburg- Strolitz and the heredi-
Jary Prince and Princess of Hohenlohe-
Langenburg. 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 ha-
bitutees OF the cars court The Austro-
Hungarian empire is present in the per,
son of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand
heir presumptive to the throne. He is ac-
companied by a princely encourage and
Italy contributes their royal highnesses.
the Prince and Princess of Naples and
suite OF ten--all of whom are tonight at
Chesterfield house-that house of famous
memories The Grand Duke of Sake
Weimar, Prince Herman of Baden and
Herr Won Brauer, the minister for foreign
affairs of the Grand Duchy of Baden, have
also arrived
Turning to the minor powers and coun-
tries further atield, Sweden and Norway
have an interesting representative in tail
Prince Eugene, fourth son of King Oscar
Roumania appears in the person of its
ruler, Prince Ferdinand, accompanied by
hrs princess and their suite; Bulgaria its
prince and princess; Montenegro its
Crown Prince Danilo, and Servia, M. Mi
Jatovich. Belgium rends Prince Charles
de Ligne; the United Netherlands. the
Counts van Lynden and Bylandt, and tiny.
trivial Luxembourg, its hereditary grand
duke, Adolph William Charles Augustus
Frederick, accompanied by Baron Won
Crurstein, the grand ducal chamberlain.
From the Iberian peninsula there has ar
rived H. r. H. the Duke of Oporto. broth
er Of King Carlos, and from Spain the
Duke OF Sotomayer. Switzerland's sympa-
thy In the rejoicing is, too, shown by NJ.
Boucart, former president of the re-
public. Denmark is represented by Prince
Waldemar, and Liberia by H. H Haymen,
the charge d affairs in London
Inc orient, loving pageant as Orient
ais do, contributes bounufully to the bril-
Aancy of the occasion in envoys whose
every appearance is delight to the
thronging crowds. Turkey, flushed with
the wine Of Greek defeat, has entrusted
Ottoman homage to the hands of Munir
Pasha, grand master of the ceremonies.
Egypt sends the khedives brother, Prince
Mohammed Ali Khan, who is ACCOMPANIED
by Iigrane Pasha; Persia, the Emir Khan;
Siam. the Crown Prince Mahit; Japan,
Ills imperial highness, Prince Arisugwa
and large suite, the most conspicuous
member of which is the Marquis Ito; Ko-
y, a
suite of yellow faced gentlemen with al
most unspellabe names. China closes the
eastern list with an imposing array of
nineteen celestials, led by Chang Ting
Huen, the emperor's envoy. The Hawaii
an Islands are represented by Mr.. S. M
Damon.
Countries to the south of the United
States do not swell the list of the titled
but they are eminently represented. Presi-
dent Diaz has deputed Don Antonio Mier
Y. Oelis, Mexican minister to France, to
attend on behalf of the republic; the
Greater Republic of Central America has
appointed Signor Madina; Guatemala's
representative is DR.. Cruz and Don Dem
trio Inglesias, father of the pres
ident Of Costa Rico, has arrived
from Costa Rica. South America leads off
with NJ de Souza Correa, the Brazilian
minister to Great Britain as representing
the erstwhile empire; Ecuador has
Senior Colso Nerares, the con-
sui general of Ecuador in London;
Peru, Signor Canevara, Peruvian minis
ter at the court of st. James; Chilli, NJ
Ramon Subercaseaux, and Uruguay Dr.
Alberto Min. Most of these gentlemen
have suites in attendance. Argentina is
represented by Don Florencio Dominguez
secretary of legation in London; Bolivia,
Senior Joaquin Case, the consul general in
Paris, and Paraguay by Mr. M. E.
Mackain, the minister in London.
Finally, though no longer a temporal
sovereign, Leo the XIII has sent to rep
resent the holy Roman see, Monsignor
Cesare Sambucetti, titular archbishop of
Corinth and canon of St. Mary MAJORS.
Turning from those tonight in London
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 i'm
posing, no less picturesque, while far more
pregnant with meaning to the man in the
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variety of the empire to which he belongs.
Easily foremost in this group stands the
1on. Wilfred Laurier, premier of the
dominion who, with Mrs. Laurier,
and the other colonial premiers,
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 post
ed on sentry duty. In the same wing with
Mr.. Laurier are from Newfoundland, Hon.
Sir William Whteway, X c. Nj. G., and
Lady Whiteway; from New South Wales,
Hon. G. II. Reid; from Victoria, Hon. Sir
George Turner X. c. NJ G., lady and
Miss Turner; from Queensland, Hon. Sir
Hugh Moir Nelson, X. c. NJ. G., Lady
Nelson, Mr.. and Miss Nelson; from Tas-
mania, Hon. Sir e. N. Coventry Brad
don K c. NJ. G., and Lady Braddon;
from South Australia, Hon. c. G. Kings
ten and Mrs. Kingston; from Western
Australia, Hon. Sir John Forrest, K c.
NJ. c., and Lady Forrest from New zea-
land, Hon Richard J. Seldom, Mrs. and
Misses Seldom; from the Cape of Good
Hope, Hon. Sir j. Gordon Sprigg. X. c.
NJ. c.. and Lady Sprigg, and from Natal,
Hon. Harry Escombe and Mrs. Escombe
Hardly less important and certainly
more picturesque are the ENJOYS from IN
dia, princes Of feudatory states, men of
strange titles. of dark-slSinned, immuta-
BILE faces, clad in costumes of color and
gold ever emblematic of the gorgeous
east. Just who and what they are is hard
ly known outside the India office, bat they
are all resplendent Jersmages and are
thus described: The Thakore Sahib Of
Gondal the Rajah of Kapurthala; the
Thallore Sahib of Morvi; the Mahatajah
Dhiraj sir Prayab Sing, regent jodhpur,
accompanied by the Thakore Hari Sing;
Sunayet Sing. a cousin of the Maharajah
II Kasnmir Others OF the many indian
states are thus represented: Paliala by
Maud Singh; Nabba by kishan Singh
Sirdar Of state; Alwnr by Dand Khan;
Bharf,ur nv Chntrtf singh. HiF9npr bV