The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-03-16
a!AuD THE JUBILEE.
Queen Vietoria's Visit TO London lie
Occasion of an Enthusiastic
Demonstration.
THE NURSYsTREETsRlxS wITHcHEtRs.
Pasricisn aud Reagan. re~r~.s. and
Paup~r Jo~tleI Zach ofher I'm
Eadesv.r az Get N Glimpse of h-r
Majesty She Rode Prom the
7raia 20 rh~ Palace.

Msj~~t, "a She Rode Prom the
Trad. 20 rh- Palace.
Lonion. March 1.-The queens ar~
rival in Lennon and the commence
ment of her visit 20 the metropolis
were marked bv scenes of enthusiasm
unparalleled sine the jubilee cclcbra-
tson. Throughout the demonstrations
tllerr predominaicd a note 81 triumph.
and the cheers thar made the murky
streets ring were almost a. much IA
honor Ct 'he British histories in South
Africa a thry were soeifc~ous tr5h-
utes 81 loyal people 10 a monarch
whose womanly sympathy has been -
striiinSiy shown since the war ue-
gan.
The Departure From Windsor.
The royal l~rry's departure from
Windsor was marked ty mere fhaa
usual interest. Tor ho.rs hef.rre an.
queen started for London crcsxGs gath
er'ad in the streets whic,s ha,s been an
nonnccd a. her route through rhe
meiroloi.s- md which -.ele .secorat-s
with flags Il vas fo-rT anL cold. bus
mo one seemed 70 care.
The Waiting Multitude.
Al raddinsiun the station had been
CLEARED OF tn general pubic but out
side Thousands of people waited pa
tiently. When the tram from Windsor
arrived al 1880 y. m. q tremendous
sheer went IN Her MAJESTY ear.
do~n the slopinC platform lsaning on
The arm OF tilrialeG Indian attend
ant and entered m open landau. in
which. also. at Princess Henry II Fat
tenberg and Princess Victoria q.
Schieswig-Iolstein. They All wore |
BLACK and round her neck the queen 4
1ad sable ccliarefte.
a Continuous Roar of Cheers.
From the packed sidewalks and from,
VERY available window came a con-
snnous roar Of cheers. while hundreds
'f iittic flags were waved all the WY
Buckingham palace. The side
treets We're packed ten. twenty a,,a
onletimes hundred deep. But il was
round the palace itself that The chief
hrong gathered.
Fifty Thousand People
By noon u was estimated that 50.91,7
-eoPie were gathered about the queens
own residence. waiting patiently.
here were hundreds Of police O.
and but they had little dirfscul-v IL
eePing the crowd in order and open
ing passages for peers. members %
ne house of commons and members Of
ne household. who were slorse p-ir-
eyed 10 pass the great ratings that
hut off the palace
Britains Bfuesr Hood
In the spacious court ward OF the
aiacc a representative gathering .,r
rc4t Britain's best blood and brains
aiked up and down. chatting about
ne war and politics. jealousy watched
" the crowd outside the raiIinrS
hose who were not fortunate enough
get near the palace itself climbed
p trees OF stood on top Of Gals.
frightening the bare park with flags
he vomen's dresses which were IN
<uaiiy gay. also served 10 ealivcn The
sencs.
.She q. ComfnE-
Then. from Constitution hin. can.
NJ dull roar Of distant cheers. and
pc cry ->he is coming was rasss--.
on month 10 mouth stand hsck
scre- ordered the police and p<.ereSseS
Nd ragged women edged away rs MI
they could. ladies nnt being admit
d into the court yard Among fhoSe
ho sat aud shivered on tn. stone
lse outside the ratings was the
onntess Brownlow. a daughter OF o..
England's bluest-blOoded peers. ana
side her was a frayed old woman
r wizened face almost through he
ON bars.
Up Went the Royal standard
Now the rear was taken up bv those I
thin the precincts Of the raals-e.
ark on their creaking hinges few ths
vat gates. and Up went the roral
andard- \ patrol ~ police went hv-
ere was a fash Of steel as the IT,. .
sar,ismen and ouiriders rrof-ea 4
rough the gate~. and then All ha,- I Il
w IN the air q mighty cheer arose. y
ri SLOWLY there sassed carriage ON NJ (.
back seat Of which SET a LITTLE =
1ck figure. heavily veiIed and nod :,
az right ard left. !
Suddenly. for ~ frSs time n ,h- !.
". th, sun came out from behind he y
,uds and shone over the shouting !,
ousands. and. piercing The ren. il J,
OWED happy smiles lighting nap b.. :,
ed monarch's face II Nasareretifion 4.
the scene Of the tnsi.ee-.g.ern-s y
ather" in the fruest sense u tie y
srsi-
still nodd.ng vigorously. her MAJ
N passed out Of sight into the 1.
adrangie- There. the peers ana !.
nrnoncrS assembled. sang Cod save !.