Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-22

q1een's eHpress deslre, owing to an
accident that befell In the jubilee ten
yesrs nRo when "A falling motto bid fair
10 brighten the queens horses anu dit
turb the sweet smile that her msiest,
lihes to wear Naturally, the Il ,gs OF
all natione figured copspicuously In
this carnival OF color.
buckingham palsce itself was uu.
decorated, snvs for the royal sta nunrd
which fl iated above 1t. The stands in
'front.' aud along the garden wall az far
as Hy park corner, hich were filed
win clvil servants, huusnh old servants
nnu their lrienjs, were more to be
noted for tue happy faces they con.
ihintd than for prominence In decera-
l2n,slthough the long liues OF national
color under the trees were decidedly
elective. lnueeJ, 1t wac not u I'll
passing Consultation Hill that one was
face TO face with the great Ell c. and
noted what the gradual idornment of
the last month had led to. All the old
landmarks were there OF course, hut
the streets were trsnsioi beyond
recognition. Ii all seemed some large
iair or gigantic festival.
All tue houses aud clubs OF Plea.
Oily from Hyde PAX corner to 81.
James street were aDlazs with multi
lloreu draperies relieved with nun.
dred weights OF flowers. Red, white
aud biue were the Ut. vailins combina.
tlon not only In bunting and cloth,
hut also in scarlet geranium, with
msrRuerites anu deep blue belias.
OF the h. uses the DevOnshire huuae
anu Bath use we're the most promi.
nent, Bath house being ny lar the
most artistic, scarlet uTnperie.
iestooneu In ground Ut yellow and
reu striles, escutcheous aud grOups Ut
nags, with baeRe;s OF flouera here and
mere. The universal Nv. r." with
imperial crowus were not lacking.
81. AlbAns elreet was completely
Transformed and presented n brave
appearance with It's tail Venetian
msste, streamers, laurel wreatns au1
rich iestoons. The DevOnshire club
was nOthblt-scHrlet and white pr, /.
domi ratl e. ne ricn draperies bear.
Ing excellent portraits Of her majesty.
In Pail Mall mucn OF the cjlUr W y
estl blished by It's stauds. The War
deTors cluo at the foot OF Waterloo
Place was decked III a suit OF red,
white and blue. A little farther on,
at the Pail Mall east entrance 10 ST.
Martins Parish, more ambitious
decoration was attempted. Be-
tween this point am Exeter
haii the vesfy had placed eighteen
arches formed OF cJofei glob 9 or
balloons OF ceiluloid the kind u,ei In
Paris uuriug the cz,r's visit. The
supporting poles were about five feet
high. decorated with an or famine or
banneiette or escutcheon with two
flags. The masls carried q garland OF
lis globss to each arch ana every BAL
iopn contained an electric lamp Of ten
candle power. Though OF course this
was to be best seen later, still 1t was by
no means lot fle ctivo ~ daytime dec
grafton.
AT Exeter Hall entering the domain
OF the strand board OF W srks an abrupt
change WAS made from celluioid bal.
looms to line OF ventreve parallel with
the rootways extending to the law
courts and the CITY limits. The masis
were o. gold with banuerettes between
In graceful 1uopings, gsriands OF paper
and muslin nJwe.s, WHOM were quite
effective, the design being light and
striking.
Tho Grifiin-the site OF the old Tenn
pie Bar-wae 50 covered with dec
oratiops Tor b 18th day and nignt rs to
be almost unrecogniz BILE. GarIands,
shields aud national flags were on the
four sides, while among the motto cs
the most common was "Vicloria, Our
Beloved Ruler OF Great Britain's
Realms"
The prevailing color in Fleet street
was white and 4 Id and light arch
epannei the street udlike the mejority
OF arcnee, suggesting the Indian en-
pire, as decorative use was made OF
the elephant.
Ascending Ludgste Hill the sight
was most attractive. High walls OF
color and immense seas of faces slop.
Ing up to the great grey walls OF
Christopher Wren's masterpiece Est,
Paul's CatheuTal) which really seemed
to rise cut OF the hearts Of the people,
was o sight terribly impressive. Round
the cathedral the roadway had not
been decorated but the abuiting prem.
lees were clothed from corner to CDR.
nerstone with decorations rejecting
ana emphs ASKING the whole genius OF
people represented here in symbol or
In substance.
At the turning into Cheapsids there
WEE ~ SSsoAt Va hiOubv
spent, but no effect that was note
worthy until passing out OF II, the
Mansion House STOOD revealed, per-
hsps the moet gorgeous and artistic bit
of decoration on the entire route.
From the central Flagstaff was fiown
the royal standard surrounded by
twenty We national banners mounted
on flower wreathed poles. In the cen.
tina Mt afT l.x. ~ IA
OF the City OF London heIaldic
colored, backed by a handsome trophy
OF national flags and Il iuked on either
eide by large cornuoopisR. Ga the
central cornice was the inscription:
"God Bless our @ ieen."
lng gold letters anu on either side the
dstet:
"ls37-lS97."
The windows were decorated with
crimson plush drsperies, gold orna-
menls and emblems typical of the
nation.
A number OF heraldic shields backed
by ermiue mantles and trophies OF ma.
tionsl flags adorned the front Of the
building. In front OF the balcony
there was u profusion OF blue plush
ornamental In gold with I'M
: erial crowns and m0nograms anu
finished with bullion fringe rosettes
and tasseIs. The columns OF the build.
ing were entwined with wreaihs and
here and there between depended rich
baskets OF flowers.
Passing onward through King
William street to London bridge, Ven.
etian masts were again noticeable,
bunting, gold banners, entwiusd with