Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23
THE DAY IN LONDON.
The Queen RscsiVls Both Houses Of
Parliament
AND OTHER NOTABLE PERSONS.
Notes Of the Jub lee iarads-A Dis
tinguisbed horse--Colouiai
Premiers.

for h o queen, the mcinl program de.
manoi X the reception ot several die
tiuguisned bodies Of ufiicisi persoD-
ages, and the reception OF addresses
Mt 5lsu h, Eaton anu Windsor. The
chief event Of the day anu one OF the
most interesting Of the entire week
was the presentation to the queen OF b
congratulstory address Ny both
houses Of Parliament, WHOM occurred
at Buckingham Palace this morning.
Nearly half ceatury has pasAe3
eince the House OF Commons vist,u
the sovereign ina toiy, the last occa.
sion being the presentation OF al
aI0fese acknowlsdg, pg the Re reception
the queen's message annOunoiug tue
declaration VI war against Russia,
anu not since the early fUtti.t, when
addresses were made e0ngratuiat,ng tue
queen upIn the failures vi AsshssinE-
ton, has she receivel the two houses
together. There were brief foImai-
lies NJ Westminster t0dpy, me
two houses meeting anu the FORMAL
snuou ucement being mauu by Lord
Salisbury III the HOUSE Of Lords ana
MIR. Baiour In the House Of Conn
mons that the queen would be pleaseu
10 receive the two houses, they pro.
ceedeu IN Stately procession to tue
palace. There they assembled In the
ball room OF the palace and alter
u brief delay the doors we've
thrown open and the announcement
made that her majesty was prepared
To give them uuuience. ThereupUu
the lord chanceiior sau the speaker o.
the Houso OF Comm Ms aavancsd side
ny bide TO The throne, each followed
by the membeie OF mis- own hUuse.
Lord Chancellor Salisbury knelt nj
HE foot oil tue throne, reAI the Ad-
uIets thu re- on his knees and handed Il
to the queen.
Alter me parliamentary ceremony
The queen received In the same mat.
ner the mayors and provCsts vi PRIV
incce, AM cnaITmen Of county cOuL-
ellis, " no afterwards We're enterlAibeu
st luncheon in toe palace. They
were atureu in levee ureis, csnsisting
Of black kHilkerD0ckers anu stockin.s,
black ve.vet coats with steel Lultons,
black pluMeu hats AMI sw0rls.
Later Der majesty inspected the
yeomen OF the guard.
THE AElOhN AZ WlNDSOh.
The queen lett the palace soou after
4.80 p. m. today, returning TO Pad.
uingtou railroad station by the saIue
route as wss f.liowed on her ARRIVAL
ana In semi- state.
Her majesty was greeted with the
pams enthusiasm. There was n pretty
sight on Constitution hill near thu
palace, where in grand stands used to
view the procession yesterday 10000
children from the boarding schools,
Church OF England schools, Wesleyan
SCHOOLS, Cstuolio schools and jewish
scho0k, were insp, c,ed by
her majesty. Each child wore
special medal anu red badge. aud
the teachers wore badges and white
dressed in their Sunday best anu
Inc arrival OF tbs quee the cuiIdren
jJined IN singing toe national snthem,
ieu by q band with heartiness ana
fresh uess never surpassed. The mar
gus OF Londohderry, as Chairman,
lrssented her majesty AN address In
behalf of the school board. The
b!suop OF Lonuon AMI others did The
same in behalf OF the other school
bouies. Among the members OF tue
committee present We're Cardinal
Vaughan and Baron Rothsohilu.
There was an outbuIst Of cheering
as the queen LETT.
Perfect weather prevailed.
The final episode OF the progress
was at the Castle gsteP, where the adj
dresses from the Windsor bodiss were
received. IA the queen's carriage sp-
peaTed at the entrance to her hi me
the national anthem was chanted In
welcome by three hundred voices.
The day % festivities sweie brought to
AN end by an Illumination of the pal
zoe.
JUBILEE J0TTINGs.
New York, June .3,-The Trib.
unt's LonuOu dispatch ueecTibiDg the
jubilee pafade SAY: ~
BY a notable GUIncidence, through
the gIittsring length Of the cayalcAde,
oply two figures were plei ly dressed
in blaci: une was the queen OF Eng
lanj; the other the special ambassador
OF the Unit,d States, ,Wbil.lsw Reid.
The beet advertised officer WAS
Captain Oswald' Amer, who headed
tue royal procession by virtue OF being
the taiieil man In the second life
guards. ,af. rn.f.
bUCHueo ho was uu uOIbt-
back he did not attract nearly so much
popular gosd humoreu attention rs uil
he bandmsstsr OF the pipera OF the
London Scottish, a warrior OF FAlsiau.
Ian pt0pOr!iOns, VINO ewupg along al
the neso OF the pipers al II q six.miie
walk On midsummer day Was
nothing 10 man OF mis- girth.
The most briilispt costume was that
OF Colonel Duruovitcb, attending the
priuce OF Montenegro. tH
Among the mosL pesutiful princesses
We're the Grand Duchess Serge oil
Russia, the princess Of Naples, the
grand duchesse OF Hesss, Princ,ss
.,hnrles OF Denmark, and Princess
FADE Joseph OF Batienberg.
save LOT tho aHecti0nate homage
popularity paid to the queen, The
colonial troopers and the imperial
serves troops from India carried I'll
the honors OF the day. Byan arrange.
ment which some, jsaious Tor tue
claims OF the colonial ,roopN, cavilleu
~, they were placed In the vanguard,
apart from the royal procession, This
Secured Tor them the, iauvanlage OF
r4ming upon the tce ne before the eyes
weie weary watching the ever-vaIy.
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