The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-20

OF yellow faced gentlemen with almost
unspellable names. China closes the East
ern list with an imposing array of nine
teen Celestals. led BY Chang Ting Huen.
the emperor's envoy. The Hawaiian islands
are represented by MIR. s. NJ. Damon,
Countries TO the south of the United
States do not swell the list OF the titled,
but they are cminently represented. Pres
ident Diaz has dep'ted Don Antonio Mier
Y. CELLS. Mexican minister to France, to
attend on behalf OF the republic; tho Great
er Republic of Central America has APP
pointed Signor Medina; Guatamala's repre-
sentative is DR.. Cruz, and Don de Metric
Inglesiasa has arrived from Costa Rica.
South America leads off with NJ. de Soula
Ccrrea, the Brazilian minister to Great
Britain as representing the erstwhile en-
pire; Ecuador has Colson Nevares; Peru,
Sgnor Caneyara, Peruvian minister at the
court of ST. James; Chill, NJ. Ramon Sul,>r-
casoauS. and Uruguay, Dr. Alberto Nin'
Nest OF these gentlemen have suites In
attendance. Argentine. Don Florenciu no
minguez, secretary OF legation in London,
Bolivia, Senior Joaquin Casert consul gem
eral at Paris; Paraguay. Mr.. NJ. E. Me-
Cain, the minister In London
Finally though no longer n temporal
sovereign. Leo, the MIL has sent to rep
resent iho Holy Roman See. Monsicnor
CeSaro Sambucetti, titular archbishop of
Corlnth and canon Of st. Mary Maioris.
THE EMPIRES ENJOYS.
Turning from those tonight in London
who have come to testify the homage of
tho world beyond British boundary lines to
those who represent that empire within
them tho array OF ENJOYS is no less islpos-
ing, no less picturesque, while far more
pregnant with meaning to the man in the
street-for they typify the vastuess and
variety Of the empire to which he belongs.
Easily foremost in this group stands the
hon. Wilfred Laurier, premier of
the Dominion. who with Mrs
Laurier and the other colonial promiers.
are guests of her majesty at the Hotel
Cecil, before the doors Of which-as at all
hotels and houses where royal guests are
domiciled-- soldiers of the queen are posted
on sentry duty. In the same wing with
Mr.. Laur!er are from Newfoundland Hon.
SIR William Whiteway, X. c. NJ G.. and
Lady Nhiteway; from New South Wales,
Hon. G. II. Reid; from Victoria. Hon. Sir
George Turner. X. c. NJ. G.. Lady and
Miss Turner; from Queensland Hon Sir
Hugh Moir Nelson. X. c. Nj c., Lady
Nelson. Mr.. and Miss Nelson; from Tas-
mania, Hon. Sir e. n. Coventry Braddon,
X. c. NJ. G., and Lady Braddon. from
South Australia, Hon. c. C. Kingston and
Mrs Kingston: from Western Australia,
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Lady Forrest; from New Zealand, Hon.
Richard J. Seldom, Mrs. and Misses Sed-
don from the Cape OF Good Hope. Hon.
Sir j. Gordon Sprigg *. c. NJ G.. and
Lady Sprigg, and from Natal, Hon Harry
Esoombe and Mrs. Escomhe
THE INDIAN ENJOYS.
Hardly less important and certainly more
picturesque are the ENJOYS from India.
princes of feudatory states. men of strange
titles. of dark skinned. immutable faces.
clad in costumes of color and gold ever
| emblematic OF the gorgeous East. Just who
and what they are is hardly known outside
the India office, but they are all resplend-
| ant Jersmages and are thus described: Tho
Thakoro Sahlb of Gondal; the Ratah OF
kapurthala the Thakore Sahib OF Morvi;
the Maharajah Dhraj Sir Prayah Sing,
| Regent Jodhpur accompanied by the Tha
kore liari Sing; Sunayet Sing, cousin OF
the Maharajah OF Kashmir Others OF the
many Indian states are thus represented;
Taliala by Maud Singh Nabba by Kishan
singh Il sinder of state; Alwar BY Dand
! Khan; Bhar,pur by Chatru singh; Blkaner
| by Raj Makur Dip Silgh; Iapur BY Dhun-
| pat Raj: Gwalior by Abdul Ganny; lniore
by Rao Matkai; Ehopal by Co'nmandant
| Mira Kurim Beg; Rampur by Nazir Khan
Bharnagur by Dhan Singh. near relative
of the Maharajah and Hyderahad by Mir
Hashim Ali Khan. who holds an important
pest under the ruler OF the Deccan, the
| Nlzam OF Hyderabad Last, though not
least is that odd. familiar name-asso-
ciatod with so much Indian princely char
ity-slr James Jamset!ee Jeioebhoy.
HER MAJESTY.
The queen is resting quietly tonight at
Windsor. in excellent health and spirits
considering the work OF the past month,
settling and debating q whole dictionary
of details connection with the arduous his
torical week 10 come. For no Arrangement,
however trifling. in the programme OF the
next seven DAYS but what has received
royal sanction and consideration, Not
merely the sorting and disposition of IN
Vulnerable guests for royal functions, hours
OF coming and going. bestowal of honors
and orders and the like but the endless
details regarding reception Of addresses,
memorials and gifts The addresses that
are to be presented by the home secretary
are from every conceivable public body in
| every imaginable part OF the empire and
out OF It and number thousands not
counting tons OF ''odes' and private mem
orials addressed to the thrcne and which
] nave lNulu IL last TtStlAS pANt III NAiN Ia
pacious waste psper baskets OF Windsor.
The PRINCIPAL address TO be received is that
from tho lords and faithful commons. Of
proScnts there is no end. The most IN
ter,sting OF these is perhaps the magnih-
cent set Of emeralds sent BY the car and
car ma. valued at a cost OF 500 600 From
China. India. japan Persia. the continent
and elsewhere enough OF the rare and cost
~ sent by the high and mighty has ar
rived TO IN biion museum while II her
majesty had relaxed the rule which forbids
pros MS from private people unknown 10
her. she might have covered the walls OF
| Windsor with the samples Of home work in
every material existing. that now cumber
the lumber rooms and cellars of the castle
Yet even these, which she has not seen
have had a reflex action upon the queens
attention. II is therefore a matter Of sin
eere congratulat!on that she has stood tic
strain well.
Nv commend this afternoon the queen
received ~ the Indian officers. who were
in fun uniform.
Tonight amer Quiet family dinner. at
1 ~ 81 A,