The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-22
Address Presented by the Munfcipali-
ty of Kingstown, hut None by the
Dublin Corporation.
ALL STREETS WERE THRoNGED
ROAD FROM THE SEAPORT To THE
BIG CITY LINED WITH PEOPLE.
Their Maiesties Taken 10 the vice.
Regal Lodge for the Night-No
Unpleasant Incidents.

DUBLIN, ireland, July liking Edward
and Queen Alexandra, accompanied by
Princess Victoria and their suites. arrived
at Kingstown this morning on board the
royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Immedi-
ately after the yacht took its position in
the harbor the royal salute was fired by
thirteen vessels OF the home feet.
+ heavy rain, which had been falling
since an early hour, ceased at O'Clock
and the sky cleared. but the decorations
were in a bedraggled condition. There
were signs of welcome on the public and
private buildings and small craft and the
great battleships in the harbor were gay
with flowers. flags and bunting. Thou
sands of people lined the streets and
wharves of Kingstown awaiting the ar
rivals of their Majesties. While they
were gathering note of mourning
was sounded amid the general rejoicings.
1t came from the great bell of the Roman
Catholic Church of ST. Michaels, which
was tolled solemnly in memory OF the Pope.
whose death undeniably marred the spon-
taneity of the welcome. Their Majesties
were rowed from the Victoria and Albert
in a royal barge to the Victoria dock. where
they landed at IL O'Clock. They were re-
ceived by the Earl of Dudley. lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, and number OF Off,
Gals and were conducted 10 a pavilion.
where an address of welcome was read in
behalf of the Kingstown municipal
council. In replying to the address King
Edward said he shared in the sadness of a
multitude of his subjects over the news OF
the Pope's death. The King added that
| his visit came at a time when new era
is opening for ireland. His Majesty said
he remembered the kindness with which his
Holiness had recently received him and the
interest which Pope Leo took in the well
fare Of the English people.
Immediately after the ceremonies their
Majecties accompanied by the lord lieu
tenant and brilliant staff and escorted by
horse guards. drove on In the direction or
| Dublin, amid the greatest enthusiasm on
| the part of the crowds lining the road be-
tween Kingstown and Bulls bridge The
procession to Dublin consisted OF four car
riages The first was occupied by their
| Majesties the lord lieutenant and the Prin-
cess Victoria. In the other three were the
| suites. The Duke or Connaught, com
| mander of the forces in Ireland and of the
Third Army Corps, and his STAN accom-
| panied the royal carriage on horseback.
| At Bulls bridge the procession halted and
| the King received addresses from the sub
urban councils of Blackjack, Rathmines
/ and Pembroke, to which his Majesty re-
piled briefly. The procession then passed
on and entered the city of Dubhn. pre-
coded by police. a detachment of royal
horse, a brilliant staff, the lord lieutenant.
the headquarters staff of the Third Army
Corps and other military court officials
The entry of the King and Queen into
| Dublin was made the occasion for a gen.
| eral holiday. The decorations of the city,
especially along the route of the process
| sion TO the vice regal lodge i'm Phoenix
Park, surpassed anything hitherto at
| Victoria's last visit. The grand stands
| erected at various places were crowded.
while the people were massed on the side
walks Their Majesties continuously bowed
| their Acknowledgements Of the warm greet
| ings especially at the college green, which
| was packed by multitude of people.
| 1t was late in the afternoon when the vice
regal lodge was reached. Their Majesties
| lunched with the lord lieutenant, and the
| days programme was concluded with a
| formal visit by their Majesties to the Duke
| of Connaught.
The whole days proceedings were not
marred by any unpleasant incident beyond
| the ceremony of handing the keys OF the
| CITY 10 the King The City Hall alone, OF
| ali public buildings. was not decorated. To-
| morrow will be devoted to receiving ad-
dresses from public bodies and to the levee,
which will be held in the castle at noon.