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

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re foom : sixty-feQr feat Tong. finely
IfelN'ttohsG and richly decorated. Afrhs
ef'u opsseS'te shs eatr-nes was the alcevs
- = "" waits. pillows sargssountsd
= !" cafFssa and Ssided wreath horne hv
TWO WINGED siguses 10 wb,rn rsrs ~.
IAchcd medalices bearing r,.eai ,,sssai<
me walls ATE hung With r-,,,,sa., sa,s.,
THOSE ei tfe aicuse with crimson ys,ly,,f
both relieved with psofgs,on ~ s,sss,,
hoes- me ceiling IS rschsy carved and
sltosu Ia the notaest Italian stsl,, .,f the
fifteenth century. emhlagas,,sa yri,h arr..,-
rial bearings. and has a whs,s .,-h.s.
if'e@e adovnsd with has-rellefs tlrosrrar,x..
ef the wars Of the RoSes, Ir,r,.,se, 'e,s,s
laf lcS3rfs hunS from thu caa.fnv srs,a
salS, cAnopsed IA vplvet. was sssr,a,s>s
WITH Royal Administer. the gsft Of ,he
""ii'su s v' f@1Siaau. - the sGszsation OF
the Duchess of Teek. hsautss,l .sxa,,.
pie of the carpet w~aver.s arr r,sS.. :,
Rridgnorth, Shropshire. IL Is ,sshte.n ~,
sixteen feet. and or usually fire taxt,.rs
4he center, in two shades az .rsr,san
damask. discovers the monogram \ NJ
in bold letters Of gold. supporses bv ,ha
Tudor Rose ana Star Of India. n. whaIa
being enclosed in garter bearany ,e., ~,
familiar motto. Honi Sol, oui ma, y
pense. This Is surmoun,ed Nv ,na s,,
periai crown. cntwined by q wrea,h ~
oak leaves. tied with a ribbon. The harder
on an ecru ground Is composed-in rtshts,,i
coiors-of the rose shamrock. thistle ana
lotus flower. for India. Al the angles ara
animals properly eolored ana Mfs-iks in
attittde, ailcsorical OF the colouias thn
Indian tiger. the African eleahans IN.
Canadian beaver. and the Australian kan-
gsroo. The extreme edge Of the rarY,st
has the conventional hand worked ,n s.,fe
gold.
AZ Rucktng ham Palace.
Next 10 raddington. the cruwdu se,~rte6
buckingham palace as the ynoxf ,r,ara.,
ing poin, to view the PROCEEDINGS a. ,hc.
gathering of envoys aud their suites ara
the indian officers invited 10 luncheon. 20
be afterwards presented. had alrra.iy. hs-
ean at noon. and many were the srecula
tions relative to the Identity OF tn he
ieweled and ordered officers az they droya
up in special carriages. The police xer.
kept hnsy attending 10 fainting wome.'
hnt the crowds We're in the best of huu,or.
\ number of Americans armed With No.
oaks had stationed themselves oppesl,e
crowd shouted: New, Yanks, three cheers
for Your mother" raising roar of xooi
humored laughter.
The Approach of the Qaeen.
A few minutes before | o'c.ack hoArso
roar Of cheering In the distance an
nounced the approach of the queen TIA
cheering grew In strength until It amount-
ed 20 a deafening storm ms the sovcreaau
reached the vicinity. The queen bowed
slowly to righ; and left. to the wreefinxs %
her subjects. Princesses Christian and
Battenherg sat opposite the queen and tho
Empress Frederick. Two Scotch giilies
rode behind the carriage. The carriage
passed directly TO the quadrangle. On en-.
tering the palace yard. the DIXIE OF Con-
naught salutei ths duchess and uueeu ana
then saluied by the Life Guards.
The Queen Takes Lunchesa.
The queen. after entering the palace. pro-
ceedet. to her private apartments for lunch.
con. and the royal and other guests had
luncheon In the state supper room. Leveo
costumes were worn. and the suites. who
were also in levee dress. had lunch ID tho
garden and in the vesiihnle.
seats Go BcRatnK.
In spite of the enormous crowd n Lon.
don, ais to view the procession are al.
most begging The rapacfty al the 0mni-
bus companies, which Yesterday trebted
the rate of fares has also had Het-back.
and in many cases today they rssiueeG
prices TO the Regular rates.
Special Envoys Admitted.
Special Envoys whi,elaw Rrkl. 0ea
Miles. and members cf the special trss-
81 the palace u few minutes after o'clock.
The American party was received hy tho
master OF ceremonies and conducted 10 4
marquee In the garden. where lunch Was
served Reid waz received! by the Prince
Of Wales in a most cordial manner. After
lunch r-le envoys struliei about the palace.
In addition 10 the United States special
embassy. large number of cnvoys wcra
present. representing France, Germany,
Russia Italy. Sweden. Norway. RoumaniA
Bulgaria. Belgium. Portugal. Spain. Swift.
zeriand, Egypt. Turkey. Holland. Dem
mark Japan. Korea. Mexico. the Greater
Republic OF Central Ameffca~in fact.
practically every country in the world.
After her majesty had received tho si,c-
cial envoys. shc received n.host OF lBdtAn
princes. The ENJOYS were introduced ~
the Marquis of Salisbury.
Those of the envoy.s who did not wander
about the palace chasted In the snioking
room. Ten minutes before o'clock tina
'envoys stopd In line and went sinsly to
the audience room TO which they wero
conducted by Colonel the Hon. Str WsiIinis
James coiviie the master OF ceremonies
.ie bow drawing room. In which the en-
vo}s were received. is a large room heavily
ornamented with gilt and hung with hilk-
Two yeonien of the guard were on duty
at the door. The queen was dressed ~
black. wore widows cap. the ribbon of
the order OF the Garter and sorne other
orders. sh. sat in "A giidea chair near the
center Of the room. the Prince OF Wales
standing immediately behind her and ak
her rieht hand was the Princess Of Wales.
ard others Of the royal family were near
her ma 1esty or scatfered about the ROOM
The Duke Of Auerstadt and the Duke os
soIemaunor, representing respectively
France and Spain. preceded. the United
States envoy Mr. Reid oefnx third. ana
followed by the papal envoy, Mgr. Sam~
haiecef'i
All the ENJOYS presented their letters
with the lowest obedience. The queen to08
each istter and smiilngiy addressed twp
or three sentences of thanks and comph-
ments 10 each envoy. Mr.. Reid wes re-
ceVed ia the most cordial manner possible.
Her ma icsty expressed her sincere thanks
To President Nclssnley and TO the great
nation ~ our kingmen." After Ar. heia
had retired ne stroIlsd about the palaces
little and went home at AIS p. m
Tho crowds remained about the palace
until late hour. The Prince ana frineeSs
of Wales and the Duke and Duchess ot
York. on returning from MARLBOROUGH
h5nse. we're received with roar upon roar
of cheers
Jubilee Honors.
Among the Tia, - Jubilee honors - ons
for the Canadian premier. WIRES I1an- s',-
rser wh0 r. made Il rriTy cpu6eh'Vr, D
Donald Smith the Canadian nsTn con'''.'
ei0sler in London has been elevated 70 sne
lseeysEe All the colonial prefnlefs. wiz
atFl r. I.s-ekey the historian. snh Sf ".
bert Maxwell the anshor. nave p',sh n'ane
prtvy councillors the Prince nf "a'rs
made grand master and pffofaps' .h'N.
Of the Grand t'ross of the Easn. ana es1'.
dom is conferred npon i;aron Essr,oh y
Tatton ard pesrages are eoaiSfFS.i ua1'
-. gs,rf of GLASGOW Tiseount DOWNS
as4r fotsn fsHf4ga.