The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-08


as she is tonight This promises to be
| even more strikingly the Sc tomorrow
! Her majesty's visit to LonCvn, for drive
| in semi-state from Paddington Station to
| Buckingham Palace would be sufficient
in itself to create great public manifes-
tations of loyalty, but the announcement
! this evening that for the first time since
| the Jubilee, she will tomorrow drive from
buckingham Palace along the Embark
! ment to St. Pauls Cathedral and back
| through Holhorn and Piccadilly, to St
James, synchronizing with the new sue
| cess of Lord Roberts, is bound to make
tomorrow a gala day in the annals OF
London.
Beyond all this is the announcement of
the queens intention to visit Ireland
for the first time, it is said, since the
death of the prince consort. This is re-
garded as one of the most remarkable
acts of the queens life. No minister of
the crown has ever dared to suggest such
q remarkable undertaking. The trip"
said a well-informed official this evening.
lis the spontaneous suggestion of the
queen alone, and the enthusiasm it is
bound to create when known in London
tomorrow can scarcely be estimated. 1t
is a wonderful proof of her majesty's in
tense devotion 70 her people, and her sac
riflce in making the trip at such seasoi
of the year is renewed evidence of the
keenness Of her mind IN selecting the
proper act at the proper time"
Dublin, March 7.-Sarl Cadogan an
nounced the queens intended visit this
evening at the drawing room. The news
had previously been photographed by the
various news agencies and was already
known throughout the CITY. causing much
good feeling. Her majestys visit viii
be of a private character, such as she is
in the habit OF making 10 the south of
France. It will probably be extended for
more than fortnight. Her last visit
was in 1851
The papers publish special editions a.
10 O'Clock this evening announcing the
queens intention.
WEARING or THE GREEN Is GOOD
London. March An army order IS
sued today announces that >the queen has
ordered that IN the future on St. Pat
rick's Day. all ranks OF her Irish regi-
ments shall WEAK. as distinction.
spriS OF shamrock OF their headdress. 20
commemorate the gallantry OF her Irish
soldiers in the recent battles IN South
Africa
SAUCE FOR GANDER IF FOR GOOSE
London. March In the house OF COM
mons. CT the first reading OF the loan
bill Of Es5.ol3.eo. Timothy Healy. Ma
,ionalist. member for North LoCth. gave
notice that he would move an amend
ment at the second reading u the bill ex-
tending the measure Sc that al sslf-E5g-
erulng colonies who were 50 keen IN
constituting men mea would also bear
the burden CO the war loan
HERE'S ANOTHER CASE IN POINT
kingston, Jamaica March 7--Info-uns-
ton reaches here % tire effect that Bar
BADGES. hitherto the most loyal colony -
The West Indian group. Is. in consequences
II the Brush successes n South AfTiea.
about 30 give trouble % she home gov-
eminent II regard 20 the sugar guestsan-
The Barhadoans. = Is added. ask why
she secretary y the colonies Mr- Chan
ber. protecting the Oulaaders In Afrtea
ard running tire Wesz Indian p.snte-
What Is called Mr. C1lanl tsrss4a's azfo-
crate acu1a II refusing the coleny -
Jamaica - the cosa3tl3a o er7sH
g5veruEae nt IS usea resented md The pa-
ugical Situation does sss improve Las
less persons tareagen = 5lssurbence q
paslc order