The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-02
BRITISH TROOPS REVIEWED.
A Brilliant Military Scene at AlderShol
Camp Yesterday.
The DIAMOND JUBILEE Is AT AN END.
The Queen and Many Royal Personaees
View The Manmuvers Of the Mii'tary.
Americas Enyoys Are Especially
Honored-The Decorations.
ALDERsHor CAN'T. ENGLAND, July

ALDERSHOT CAMP, ENGLAND July
1.-The great jubilee review Of troops
took place to-day. Queens weather pre-
walled The town OF Aldershot was gaily
pdecorated with flags and festoons OF
Flowers Crowds Of people focked toward
tie camp from very early morning.
Obccu Victoria arrived at Farntorough
shortly before o'clock and was received
by the Commander-in- Lord VOL
seloy. the Adjutant-General Sir Rervers
Butler. tho Quartermastor General Sir
Evelyn Wood. and a brilliant staff. From
tho railroad station TO the salutIng point
on La0on's Plain, three miles distant
tie route was gay with decorations. in
cludine arches with notices Of welcome
al different points.
The Duke Of Connaught. commanding
the military district was in supreme COM
mand OF the troops. who numbered 250oo
men including an the colonial forces. a
division of cavalry. artillery and engi-
neors. and fq.ir divisions OF infantry.
In the march past the Colonial troops
had tho lead and were headed by Lord
Roberts OF Kandahar. at the head of the
Canadian mounted police.
Tho Prince of Wales led the Tenth
lussars past the salutinc point
THE QUEENS ATTENDANTS
Accompanying Queen Victoria was the
Princess of Wales. Princess Victoria Of
Wales. the Duke and Duchess OF York,
Prince and Princess Charles. Of Denmark.
cX-EmUres7 Frederick Of Germany
Prince and Princess Henry, Of Prussia.
Prince Albert. Of Prussia. Prince and
Princess Christian. Of Schleiswig-IIol-
stein. Princess Henry. Of Battenburg. and
Princes Victoria of Schleiswig- -Holstein.
the Duke and Duchess. Of Fife the Duke
and Duchess. OF Tcck tho Duke OF Cam
bridge. AN the Colonial premlers. and a
brilliant throng Of titled spectators.
Lord Naisley before starting for Alder
shot met General Nelson A. Miles. Unit
ed states Army. on the platform of
Waterloo railroad station. They en-
gagged in animated conversation and the
American officer was conveyed to Alder
shot on Lord Wolslcys 81 rial train. in
order to witness the review.
Tho march past was by squadrons, the
batteries and double companies. The
firing of royal salute closed the cere-
mony The colonial troops lined the
rout. followed by the queen after leaving
ilr eHlutlug point. The heat was IN
tense and the crowd present was enOr-
nous.
THE QUEENS GREETING.
The Queen was greeted with the great
est enthusiasm. ON arriving at the
saiufing point Her Maicstys carriage
drew un in front a. those accompanied
d. the Prince Of wales and the Duchess
of Connaueht. The Royal party was
surrounded by glittering crowd OF at
tnchcs and the members Of tho different
Royal families now I'm England. Promi-
ncnt among the foreign officers present
was General Nelson A. Miles. United
States Army. and Commander j. G.
Colweu. United states Navy.
The Prince of Wales wore the uniforms
of bis regiment the Tenth Hussars, 70
which the late DUKE Of Clarence. his son,
belonged The Duke Of Cambridge wore
tho uniform Of "a field marshal and the
Duke of York wore a uniform of the
Hussars.
The Queen seemed much interested I'm
the march past and smiled as the Prince
of Wales the Duke of York and the Duke
~ Cambridge led their regiments past
her Her Majesty sat still until the end
and departed amid a roar of cheers. The
United States Ambassador, Colonel John
Hay and Mrs Hay, the United states
Special Envoy. Whitelaw Reid ana j. &;
Cartcr. Second Secretary Of the United
states Embassy. and Mrs. Carter sat
on the stand near the Queen.