The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-23

ants dress. The duke was followed by
glitterinE cavalcade of officers.
Next came the officers ~ the auXll-
airy FORCES In attendance ON n. K. H..
the Prince of Wales-equerries, gentle
men In waiting and military attaches.
Then complement from the kaiser. a
deputation from the First Prussian
Dragon guards.
After the Germans came q most bril-
liant group of all soldiers, officers OF the
imperial service and troops from india
In their uniforms brilliant to a degree
Many wore massive gold earrings with
enormous stones.
The crowd now he-an To show moro
eager interest In the approaching
vehicles as they were nearer and near
er To the queen. Then the first part uf
the sovereign's escort rode into Viow.
the Second life guards. AS their well
known brilliant uniforms appeared
n whispering ran electrically. she's
coming The guards were soon sue
ceeded b" an escort Of British and for-
eign princes. ManV faces We're known,
recognized and cheered. This brilliant
escort was COMPOSED of the flower Of
Europe's thrones.
Following the princes came the guard
Of honor, 90 officers of the native Indian
heN an li'li " INV Fihh's III li'
turesQue uniform and with strange
faiths. They could see the queens
horses--it was the queen at last,
a cheer broke forth that seemed to
shake the ground. renewed again and
again as her majcstys carriage ap-
peared The famous eight Hanover
ian creams with long tails, white, cold.
almost tlshliliv, and pink noses. their
names richly woven with ribbons OF
royal blu" were passing Gorgeous
they looked in their new harness. The
liveries Of the pustlllions were In keep
ing with the horses.
The carriage In which her majesty
rode now came abreast. Beside her
majesty rode the Prince Of Wales on
posite her majesty rode ii. Il. II. rrin-
cess Christian.
on the left of her majesty rode II, Il.
II. the Duke of Cambridge; on the right
the Prince of Wales, who was followed
by the Duke of Cunnaught. general
comma nding.
Al the royal law courts at ll:i5 "A. M.
ths boundary of the faithful city was
crossed by her majesty, who received
the ancient and stately homage from
her chief magistrate The frame in
which this picture was SET was pictur-
esque. ON one side the broken gray
piles ol the law courts rose lfoIl lidl
iierres of legal luminarics. most of her
majestys judges in their splendid robes,
and full buttonrd wigs. In somhre silk
and less yoluminous horse hair and la
dies in charming toilettes and every
window fllled with eager faces.
The lord MAJOR and city officials On
horseback arrived ~ minutes before the
queen was due and ver.' striking was
their appearance. The very good byes
sword" known as Queen Elizabeths Is
pearl sword. presented Ia the corpora
tion hy the maiden queen at the open
ing of the royal exchange i'm 1870 was
carried by the lord mayor
on arrival NJ the queen the lord may
or uncovered. Approaching The car
riage ~ her majesty, his lordship with
all due ubeisance presented the hllt ot
the city's pearl sword which was un-
drawn. This was a ceremony of duti-
ful submission. The queen quietly
touched II. thus returning II Ia the lord
mayor In token that his submission was
accepted and then moved towards st
Paurs amid roars and cheers.