New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23
THE QUEEN GREATLY PLEASED.
NOT A HITCH IN THE PROGRAMME. AND NO
SERIOUS MISHAPS

NOT A HITCH IN THE PROGRAMME. AND NO
SERIOUS MISHAPS.
London June 22-The Queen reached Bucking-
ham Palace on her return from the procession at
1:45 D. m. She was very much pleased and
smiling and was not over-fatgued.
The whole affair passed off without a hitch
There was no serious accident. although num-
Der of women tainted and fell out Of
tree on the Mall The Queen witnessed this. and
promptly sent one of her equerries TO make IN
quries as TO the mans condition.
At the Lord Chamberlain's office this after
noon a representative of the Associated Press
was informed that. her return to the palace
the Queen and all the royal family expressed the
greatest delight and satisfaction that everything
had passed so successfully.
This evening Her Majesty gave family din
ner party in the State supper-room Of Buck
ingham Palace at $40 o'clock. All the members
Of the royal family present, as we'll as all
the royal guests. Their suites dined in the
garden vestibule
There were many expressions Of satisfaction
that the carriage Of the United States Special
Ambassador, Whitelaw Reid. had been so warm
ly received This was considered to be largely
due TO President McKinley's cordial letter con-
graduating Her Majesty upon the sixtieth ami
versary of her accession 10 the throne. Every
intention TO honor the United States Special En-
bassy has been displayed For this reason Mr.
Reid took the Princess Victoria Of Wales in to
dinner yesterday evening. sitting opposite to
and az the table OF the Duke Of Saxe-C oburg and
Gotha.
In addition, Queen Victoria received Mis-.
Reid most cordially. and at the reception in the
ballroom she gave the wife of the United States
Special Ambassador her hand TO kiss.
Mr.. Reid. when spoken TO on the subject OF
the Jubilee. said: etiquette forbds me to dis
cuss the Jubilee ceremonial, but you may say
that IL was extraordinarily successful in every
way"
The Canadian Premier. Wilfrld Laurier. met
with an especially warm reception at the Colo
NAL stands. opposite the Horse Guards. He
afterward said 10 a representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press: Il was greatly impressed by the
spendor Of the days ceremony and by the
crowds"
Chauncey NJ Depew witnessed the procession
q the guest OF the Baroness Burdett-COutts;
george J. Gould. Mrs. Gould and the members OF
, Ihelr famiiy from the Savoy Hotel. while Mark
Twain. NJ II De Young and Mrs De Young with
Mrs. and Miss Deane Of San Francisco looked
on from the Hotel Cecil
Mr. and Mrs Gladstone passed the day at
Hawarden, where Mr. Gladstone delivered a
patriotic address in connection with a children's
fete. IT was announced that the Colonial Pre-
miers would be the guests Of Mr. Gladstone early
in July
CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
JUBILEE FESTIVITIES IN THE COLONIES AND on
THE CONTINENT
London. June 22-Dispatches received here to-
oay from all the British colonies announce the
holding Of Jubilee reviews, official receptions.
the giving Of dinners TO the poor and the illu:ni-
nation Of cities throughout the British Empire
tonight
IN addition TO the celebrations in all the Brit
h tsn colonies, nearly all the foreign cities have
~ .,u Ietes decorations and Examinations to-day
:" nonor OF the Jubilee Of Queen Victoria
IA the italian Chamber OF Deputies there were
go. ih references to the Jubilee. and .i,e House
49,. message TO the British Pdrliamc~s AZ
Sw~saihg congratulations the Celebration
.,;s - foreign newspapers, as q rule publish
''10sistic articles or thc Jubilee.