The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

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$40, college Of raw~s,sasw ard r,s,vsses.n
...-aardiuarx 10 her majesty.
EDfn0 ." ss0eh Eacnasee.
There Yves scene % great enthusiasm
On the stock exchange. The members
sufrcouced their women relatives and
fvlerds which Is aIuozr unprecedented
The building was packed To the utmost
vher Chairman Kitchens proposed a vote
a congrasuIation To fhe queen. The
res,po<ition waa recesyeG with s@sfersux
sra repeated cheers ara rnsr the mem
49,. ssng .(;of Save ,hs f,.,.4ys ;, .spuls
britannia" ..f;e,d E,axm IT, prince 81
wsIsxs, ara .A,,ta Tsr~ Ss,<.
q assastch 49,, 60, - 49, yo,%
go axcn.,~~ -. 80 "a - -,
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D1sttagmishea Gu~sts IT Dinner.
The queen at sc, this evening enter
tanned at dinner many of her most dis
tir'sn'shed guests Ia the state supper room
800, paaa ns r,r'.,o' 80 -
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fsn.siv roya, .,,ss,. 49, 800. 80 a-zf@s
-rgsr tbs r.ar - a,vs,s..saaSS ana ira
grsat ofYicsrs ~ ,bs bos,ses.oIa VINO wore
fsft court ar.sw
I,,,r,ng ~. ,,r.a =. 81. ,.ar~,,., yn,,-
sif, uas 1l.cas,rs.s - r. bars ~ rhs
Royal Engineer, The suites of the en-
voys and the ladies aad gentlemen in at
tendance diued IN the garden vesslbaI..
TIE yeomen 81 the guard y.re on duty Ia
ths grand hall and yesf!t,uie
After the dinner, the queen proceeded
from the grand sailor 20 the ballroom to
cefve her guests. the ENJOYS and their
suites. the Indian princes the officers of
the imperial forces and Of the native In
dian escorts. and the officers OF the
queens German regiment. The colonial
premicrs, with their wives. were present
ed to neT majesty by Mr.. Chamberlain.
secretary Of state for the colonies, ana
suites III royal and other guests we're pre-
,r.s 10y ~ 80. s't.a,Ass =,
fuIt 1our, ar.s. xa~darn~s Whlteiaw
Reid. Nelxnr 4 nf,rs and ogden Mills
we're presented by the eueeas special
command,
The weather ta warm this evening, but
the skiex are ove-cast.
70
AONDOS. june 1.-THE fIi9cssS "a
Wales. the Duke and Duchess OF fofs' shs
Duke and Duchess of flte. the Primo" a-au
Princess Charles OF Denmark ana fslneess
Victoria have jointly presehtSa 70 vac
queen brooch, consisting OF one ss's
large white diamond eicsrcled Win a Una
Eiond row.
The Duke and Duchess of toburg. the
Duke and Duchess OF Connaueht Prince
and Princess Christian, the Marquis aud
Marchioness Of Iorne and the Dnchessasof
Albany and Battenberg have united In a
Gift 10 hef majesty OF long susiii .. .ia-
.." 49, - - -. 800 az 80 -. 49, ,s17
- ,,s.r Th. aa,ax arr. in
~" va s'e o'"e' i'S'
A.. A.
tho 'osa' "0uTr'o.u - So.
having ia the center an essepuo'sa's 'oo
trous pehTi 10 hssct me 1a"'sN t
pfssehtsa 10 teI In isst ~ sp' 20
the empire
An Irtsk Protest
..,,r~y =, A. x..,irg ha,a
80. s.@.,,... 60, ..ss.y In connection
- .,s.' s's,..,,~a $50 ,aar,s.r 49, ia
49,. VII s''s ~ s,ats,.,a,',as
Piays1 's"s.a~ e,'f
ne1"b sie'pi8 ieis" .'.e .'s'' a., .,'s.
Hi'hons VI psopas nav s."t ssa ~ '''s
's''.na' n'',lo. .a 49, ,,., ~
emipras...
A body OF undergraduates. who marched
out from the grounds of Trinity college
carrying Union Jack. cama into collision
with the crowd and there was eonsidera bic
fighting. Philip cais6 was severely
wounded I'm the head and several others
were more or less injared. Only with DIFF
ncnlty DID the police restore order. The
cause OF the trouble was Tfsniry In sing
Ing natfonai ARA
After the runpuH the CROWD raraded the
streets ana destroyed the decorations
Colonial Celebrations.
vnxrs1N Inns % The Times ara all
the morning t,apsrs eoofata long talpr,.r,.
from the colonies describing the an,hust
asm In connection with the Jubilee set.s
The editorials express a rather quiet sat
isfaotien over .he jubilee honorx. though
the Liberal organs beiray some measure OF
disappointment. Literature is practically
ignored. There IL 4 unanimous approval
however or the honors conferred upon CO.
Ioniat siassanen. ana thfs Is especially
Keen In ahe case OF Mr. i.aufier. TIE adj
mission OH the pfefnisrs 10 the pfiVy conn-
Gil ~ Regarded as sort OF recognition OF
the fishl OF the colonies 10 SNARE In the
'npefiai .ohheis.
lhe Ia.s 'hton,v'e sass. II az We DC
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MeAfsies's t"naratulatfons
LONDON. June ai,--rrasi,ient Mckinley
has sent the following personal letter la
Queen Victoria. which was delivered ~
her by MIR. Whselsw Reid. special envoy
ITO her majesty, Victoria, queen OF
Great and Good Friend In the name