The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

tai furd. Another scheme was to present
a characteristic American contribution 10
the zoo or 20 the British Museum or add
10 the statUary in HYDE Park, or make
her majesty some striking and original
silt ard Try TO get an act of parliament
passed for it's acceptance. Not a single
one Of these proposals. however but was
opeE 10 untavorabis criticism on the ether
ss3e or the Atlantic. where some reonle
are solnd who. lacking the expansion Of
views obtained 10y LIVING abroad can
ret understand that esteem for anothcr
country does not cast out the love OF
ores nH.S land.
Gfter months % Careful elaboration.
the Americans liz London many OF whom
haze lived mere 50 lorg as 70 ieel almost
ike loyal subjects. have decided on two
methods Of honoring the jubilee. The
schemes are entirely separate but many
prominent Americans are co-worieers in
both The principal effort orixina IS
with the American Society. ard Will take
the shape Of an illuminated address 10
the queen. The second project j. the re-
sui, os different endeavogs and will prob.
ably eject the endowment Of n number Of
beds In the principal hospitals. tho i9ca
being 10 give - visitors from across the
Atlantic. who may be afflicted or in .lred
while IN England. special haven OF re-
fnge
Al the last meeting 81 the American
Society +: was unanimously decided 30
appoin; 4 committee which should hove
fuH pawer 20 draw Gp an address "a he
siK0sts BY all the representative resident
Americans In Crest Britain and present
Ell on tSs Gay chOee8 10 celebrate the re-
cord reign. TIE body selected is cornr.ozst
~ the general committee. Numbering
twsnty-oue members prominent ns~anx
whom are Mr. BENJAMIN Franklin Stevena
3lr. A1oncure u. Conway. Mr. II = v-o3-
come. Col J. : Taylor Mr. Neys,o-,
Crane, Mr. J. Morgan Richards sf~ ~
&. Fhlde1&D end Mr. Frederic = Van
b1Eer. The ex-officfo members % This
ramfhltJee ARE his exeeilsncy the Arrer{-
cau ara saassaT. fAs secretary cf rhA
United States embassy. 7he Ar7~rs-a-,
military att2chs tae A nieracar CONSUL
general and fhc American naval a..a~,a
re American Society IA Lcada- -
ssN~ II IS foA name was founded 70
keeF up the PATRIOTS spirit - Americans
auTc&4. and - promote friendly sselfres
between tE@ Inhabitants Of Fngsar1 srs
t8% tni}eo states. WIN very fs~ sx.
ce9j5ons. the orsarl ration Is rot or,v q,
thoroughly representative BODY ha,t -
a&s naeE75evsaip roll made 10 q nearly
AA she most prominent Americans a.,
foss;e their home - the United Kingdom,
ne desire 90 appropriately aid In ~
celebrations Of tie dis nd jubilee. ts !,
general oue. an4 the rnTrtttae uour A.
pointed may - trusted 20 a. its ,rert. got,
! onsy coesc1sHt-eSsly h4t ENTHUSIASTICALLY
A. 20 re manner ef presentation TIA
most favored proposal - that ire rsvy
az. 'aass@ dor. AZ john Hay sees.la a~ar
her majesty The scroll expressing n = fegx
psrfIs American appreciation Of frN
Esoyses Il q hs0sGceat reasu. and offering
assurance 81 a rfSaectf4l aEe@lEsn ans
sincere conErstai&iI5nS-
e IS certain eaas ths protest q snh-
hitting such &n address 20 tha .,s,eer
= so receive TIE aarrnesk osslessl Svrar~-
~ &a3 taeTe IS jtisle oou5; u she r-.-
ssnfftton oea1e made ssv III HAY in -
e-f-~i-4 capacity. il was la&xnes. .segs