The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-09

can concerns and by Americans on tn
streets.
The whole metropolis assumed a gah
aspect Thousands OF the people wer,
red. white aud blue. badges and flags
while . body of students who had march
ed TO meet the queen. sInginb "Rub
Britannia had union jacks wrapped
around their neckx Buttons and nnesah
of Generals Roberts. Kitchener. Butler
White and others found huge sale ant
khaki ties and dresses were everywhere
N evidence
The crowd outside Buckingham Palacs
bad increased shortly before midnight "a
10000 people, al singing patriotic songs
Finally the Prince Of Wales and tht
Duke % York came upon the balcony
and vocife-ous cheering followed A fap
minutes later they disappeared. and thez
the queen herself. accompanied BY sew
ersl ladies. ma her appearance. Taa
was the signal Ter the national snthenr-
perfect roor OF song-and for never
never-to-be-tofyotsen cheers. The olindl
OF the palace <ere drawn. but thousands
remained TO sing and cheer.
TIRE COMING VISIT TO IRELAND
London. March SIN the house OF COM
mons today Mr.. John Redmond the Irish
Nationalist leader, declared the Irish
people had received with qualification the
announcement that her majesty had d.
rected that the shamrock De worn by the
Irish regiments on ST Patrick's day. add
ing that the Irish people would welcome
this graceful recognition Of the valor 81
the Irish race wherever exhibited and
would treat with respect the venerable
sovereign about 10 visit the Irish shore,
Well knowing that or that occasion No
attempt would De made % give the visit
any party significance and that their
chivalrous hospitality would not DC taken
% mean any abatement Of their demand
Tor national rights. which they would /,
continue 10 press until conceded. NJ.
Redmond was loudly chseged both on rts-
Ing and on taking his seat
The government leader. Mr.. BalfotIgA
replying to a question. said the recom4
mendation for the formation OF a regi- \
uent OF Royal Irish Guards. OF which the
first colonelcy would be given 10 Lor4
Roberts. would be submitted To the eUeca
and undoubtedly would be favorably coa-
sidered
WHAT LONDON PAP RS SAY
The afternoon press comment Is On the
same mt. - NAAle u 8--aA+ sAfe- AeAA@e
pers. in Porting out the great sigalh-
canoe OF the queens visit 70 ireland
ana her order in regard To soldiers wear
ing the shamrock on St. Patricks sts.y.
The following from the Tines and froN
the radical Chronicle may be taken "A
examples Of the whole trend Of the Loa-
don editorials.
The Times says: ''The queen. e. l. be-
neved. has been deeply touched by ths
devotion and courage OF her Ir1sh troops
and has been thinking Of tho means b.
which she can best convey 20 them and
their fellow countrymen the gratitu1e
she feels for their service SO generously
and 80 loyalty rendered % her throne
We cannot doubt the masses u the Ir
people Will cordially appreciate the spit
in which the royal visit viii be ma
The queen goes amongst them as TIA
representative Of no party and political
cause. She goes 10 pay an honor and a
compliment to tho Irishmen Of the nation.
There are. Of course. irreconcilsbles IN
ireland. who would be delighted 70 mar
the success OF the queens visit n they
could find a pretext- II must De Tho
business Of those responsible FOR the con-
duct OF her majesty's journey and ths
arrangements during her stay not 20 give
them a pretext II IL be made clear 20
the people that the queen has come
amongst them only % thank them Tor
what their relatives have done FOR her.
they will pay httle heed 20 the instiga-
lions Of the disloyal. and give her roy-
al welcome with all ,he Celtic feryer
OF their hearts
The Chronicle says: ''The motive which
prompted the visit doubtless. in part. Is
a desire 20 see and be seen By Irshruen
in thel rown homes and contribute d.,
rectly 10 the final reconciliation which
both nations equally desire. but which
the NationaIists seem TO strenously re-
sist Another reason. more personal
though scarcely stronger. exists IN the
wish Of her majesty 10 do special honor
to the part OF her d0rninions which has
furnished 50 many Of her most gallant
and devoted soldiers Nothing could be
better inspired and more auspaciDus than
this twofoid message 20 Ireland q tho
queens consideration and esteem"
NOT DYING ID sEE INV QUEEN
Dublin March s~-The newspapers %
this city give rather a chilling reception
20 the announcement Of the pgoposei vlslt
q Queen Victoria NEXT month. although
the comments are perfectly courteous.
The Freennau's Journal s8ys: The etiv-
airy - the Irish VIII ensure rsspectfai
reception, but s. - impossible 20 c9nxrat'
uiafe her majesty or the opportunity
c1nzen for q royal vIsit after q hoyeJt
80 idsar and persirtsnfiy -naIufsined'
The Daily Independent zsys: The Ma
fionalists SSH have 10 other desire bat
hands % The T-sab the respectful welcors
that her majesty should reor,vs a. -
due q her exalted station and her high
personal charaef-r
The Daily Exprasr after rsnasrjEinz
THAI the ytslt g. intended as most
markell End most n1rah3s srvression q
he. malesty-s infebfeJness - re gal
Ia1t ITishr1en who have served her -
robly IN her hq1r a. aHxisty.' cordially
sasurss ere quefn shss she viii rocssvs
tfse hsartieat welcome
GA TOT RIA.
- - rs 1Egs szff zre-Fs