The Atlanta constitution., 1897-06-28

the iandaus. with ladies and lords I'm walt
g.. and the prlucesses. were IN ;hcir al
lotsd positions. al the l-d.es wore Hight
toilcttos ~ blue. green. lilac and pink. the
hates; patterns
-rh,t thc cnvoys' landau started. tn"
princ.-s next mounted ths.r horses and
ranged themselves ia groups of iArees
rf,. carriage of the eN-Empress Fred
.ri.ls ~ Germ. 1y. who was dressed ia iiltc
ana who carried Il white sun shade. waited
until after the others had gone. while tA'.
duke III Cambridge appeared N"auwhile
"a platoon - royal servants fined np "n
..a.h Side ~ thC great door ami an Inclined
platform from tht tr', a.: ia. stairs %
ihc place TO be o..up-,.. hy tae gue,n 5
coach was pia-eI Ga pos t.p-i an" .tr,iu-ly
tested Iv tfl.. scotch ally.
Af.rr 4 mourut8ry wast "a hoarSe roar of
cllrers uu.-kly started hy the royal au-
them r.ay,d hy tha band OUTSIDE. am
nounced the arrival ri the prince and prin-
.-s- us Wal.s. Tne princes of Wales
mounted thc scarlet cover. q steps to tha
entrstr., ~ the paiacc an'i tacu The Hau-
oy,r r.au -i,,,i- slowly dr,-v the queen' $ car
r.-ce irtp Position
Al u-fa o'clock ID m. e hustle ON the
main Staircsss, ANNOUNCED the coming ~
h.r majesty. Queen "tori1 slowly de-
....n.l,i the. stair assisted Ay q scarlet clad
ANA white turbancl Indifn attouIa',t Sae
was dressed in black. wore black bonnet
trimmed ln white. aI.d Carried q white sun
shade.
At ti,.. foot Of th.. stairway her majesty
paused far moment ar'i touched an el,"-
trIc button connected with I'D. TIE telegrapn-
T. systems throughout tav British empire
ami il flashed around the world the mes
sage-
PROM my heart thank my beloved
people. May God bless them
Her majesty then slowly seated herself
in h.r carriage while the royal trumpct"rs
sounded &. fanfare. the rrinccss ~ Wales
iofn,I th,- queen and tlcn fho Princess
Chrlstlan of s'chieswig-f -f4'stein. Joined tho
party. A. her majesty merEsd from the
pnrts..o the sun broke hriEhtiy through The
cic-.is aud the queen raa-ed her sunsna1c.
The prince. Of Wales. tne duke ~ cam
Isri.i.-.. af.s the duke Of CouuruEht took up
tr,,r pieces sbput her mejesty and th'
lattc~'s carriasc took its place IN tie pro-
c,ssipl.
Tia procession was fhe most brilliant
AFFAIR of is kind ever Witnessed in London
and represented an thc nations over which
hcr majesty rules. Ev.rywher- the queen
WIS r.ce.v,d with the Widest enthusiasm.
Procession Begins To Move.
Th.. procession was practically in three
e..-tsonS as Ear as -. Paurs. though the
las. an route a. the catlcsfai were consoh-
dated as they moved on To Piccsdiiiy. TAe
fr-t 30 take un upSlfi1u was the shinNifi.
r.,p,,sSfon. formed on The "mnankmcut
.r.l moved VIA ihe Mall thsnce past the
palace vierc her ma sly viewed j. irfHi
= window oyer the ra1te' 10 ST. Patis.
tn. march began al N.i5 and the great
.orts.ea proved q welcome relics 20 m" wait
ifl- multitude. The procession was headed
nv an advance party of the Royal Horse
Guards Thea followed IN" BAND ol the
same corps playing Inc inspiring Wash
in.-fou Post" march. Close upon the hand
sam., a portion of the picturesque north
west mounted police as escort to the frs.
colonial premier. the Hon. Wifrcd Lsu-
The northwest police. mon To whom
.tl- 2 saddle has never been novel
ace a striking appearance. quite as
,e ard serviceabls looking as the New
south Wales Moume4 Rifles WIKI their
,-...v s.Ini-somh-.ros and black cocks ard
,,lurlas which followed them. cs"ortlag the
',-e,nlar OF New sSpu.h wales. the Hon >.
g. Pe:d. The victorian mounted troops fol-
Lowell. srna.t wcatber-beatca fellows. in
arf-ac:Ise bgoVnish uniforms. succeeded by
thn New Zealand mounted contingent, A
ffi,c looking sunSu-ncd lot drawn from
aln,o.t every town os any Importance in