The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
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Tile Sovereign Himself Read cad
y the Speech Which Was ~
Commonplace. .!...1
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$ lON11o IN, Treb. III Irllp sixth session 81
tiie first Parliament Of lib reign was
opened tIits afternoon by King Edward
with NIL tho lllstorati pngcniltry which,
has marked tito ceremony since his nc I
cession, The sovereign himself read 4 Tho
speech from tht throne II. tic nsseill blesl
4 lords and commons III The upper chamber.
# Thc document was commonplace.
&is rho nyrefercnco ID tho Russo;-1ppn-
neso war, Il which tile King said ",lnhap-s
$$ ply continues, swns to nnnolincc that 4
government has been careful " .ou.s
4 servo iilSt he stiIctest manner the Npllgh-
III tions Incumbent upon u neutral power.
Tho cngthlcsL arngrnpli. devote t,l n 70
tho kans, ~ con 1s
10 give ctlllsr for t
RE adopted at the instnnce OF e thei AllsLro-
Russian governments have been lnh .tIll
mental III bringing about some a e ~
ton the state the x, d'fE,
lricts, hit these measures mayo 5Btlll@lol
4 &c supplemented ny radical %reform " , ,cs Is
( peciuily az tho 3flnnnclnl system. before f1
any permanent ca sc
lccted II, the administration ~ BLncsc ply
Vlnces OF the Turks u FL
IA Working Together.
s Tic speech noted vi TIL atisfaction that y,
Tia A,lstro J. Russian governments had M ~
dressed to thc Port 1oronosa! 81 +, igr LIB
purpose. and ;dded that the
SE eminent was Ii, communications W 70, my
u powcrs concerned "A upon tins ~ POI tuh ~!
INA CongrAtuIatory references we're made nag e
tho visit OF tile King and tol!ean ot ~,
gal England % tha ~ any
bitrntio,i greement tn 8 yeeIei' 5sil'u
3 NORWAY, Portugal and switzerln 2. u.
rho speech also ,,,, H.,
tnycstigntion Of tile circumstances con-
rected with tho tlisast tps Bril- Atrl Ia
1crs. which resulted from mo z q
tic Russian feet itlie NORTH sen alstt ~ q
npp0rtionng the re sf'is
NJ doplornblc #incidcnt Ssf sa RI, IS.
jrhc King expressed he hope. th;lt tlie
steps To- establ a Re co,,.
stit,Ition FOR the & Trunsyaal would result VI
In substantial progress toward inc u III
nt,te goal ofScomplete self Is,
King refer to- the Ihihatan Y exls,
ts exahans z. ron 81
$lest;jn ffe ylceroy of India, and 81 theS
Ameer &c fEsianistan, q scnss 4, CUES,
tlons the OF ,he
#&tIpninE Tic proposal for tic rctil slripu-&
Btfn az parliAmantury seatssto ri la,ta r.
fore tho commons, the ilien& biil g pe m
PRODUCED and tho leg sat lon dealing Win
tli. unemployed shesides eot her suiltnpo rt-
ant Legislation, EEs 5;ss
impressive CEREMONY,
A ~ thrR rf,yal e1,t rance heneHtll te Vic
@ tori,L$ tower Of tho House. OF = ords the
4 King was received by tn p y o1ncers .oI
II " II; ~ 4 tie
5 Queen. His IS " .ms
House 81 Lords. preced ed.$ ~ the, crown
nS
tilry and by herald Il.e i
I'd prfj;l en- d tho soycrni gIlsl
Ssrhs. sc at,ss i1f tlis elldan chamber on The
arrival or their was ~,
8ft,restl,lt ana hri llIrt t1;lr DlG ledS ttios
Queen, "a Il seat on his thu s ns SEQ
cd himself an the throne and oomnaliasd
ihaIuttcndailce OF the spea kcrs ana ne IN
atriv.i DE tho latter, the King rose ma ana
The short ceremony then ended, the hlng
5nt Queen retired ~ tlio ZODIAC io .1,,;.
$S IA L PROCESSION was reformed aud 8tiGir
nuiesties returned to the palace S.py W
IA sae route over W hich = aa q,
Attic resumption business q. on 3
bury read this Kings NJ &. y;
tSS Maru,lIs OF Wincheat or (S.onsel'vntltve)5
II moved the address in reply.
To End the War
bar, spencsr. the Lberal leader. referred Z.
IN nc Far East ~; no , san " &c
britain to 500 tecnd Of tho confG: ana ~; no
trusted Se ,o BRING
,ie conflict peaceful p u M
Foreign fiecretary Ia III
SaproM V Tho ,o Iar Sas,. and said that should
for brnsnE g oioss ptG SsTn
Owl viii aasry but ATTEMPT
now would mean rs.aring me ~ Mnce
d dsE,a Lord saeae nsiawne SAID there
consensus opinion among ths powers ,yo ~
ana honea w Woaa
n,cct VIII syinpatietic criticism. "a .sS FL
Near War With Russia.
II !, cferr,ng Is Tho North Sea incident. Lord
1andsdowne said that once , ana vo 9hes
OF var. He need hardly say That I, i y, arose
Min connection with the North SEQ SEQ Incident ];
IN Tho House of Commons Sir .5enry c. CAMP 2
MS tl,a5 goysrnmcnt. which liz said was Seyn q
tho fiscal question rs shawn ~ me h darass
- mention this important subject. 1Io added
the oppest,o,n fshn Baifo
sSn nr ass Or not was
with Joseph chanberlain's proposals (, u. s, b !, I
Henry 81 N ane 20 spaKe
,,ocy. in 'Thbet and south frica, and IN
fact at all points. w 4! ttiis III &
House the Arbiter.
Reps Sir Henry Gapbei han n fesh,s
,c GARY yaeo sat said al ssslse
tre Gs M' s,ss sed eISass 81
Of tho people and the entrsted se y
Ss nv lilo soyclelgn n NJ !Sal1pul,, prHL9ses,'
against bringing tho final question y, before
~ , isl iiaSw unable. he said, to mako
lis ypastlon clearer than he arealy had
III done IIa tainted tho opnosltion on the exist :
VA Ing confusion concerning Its future progtTa
,fhe House Of Commons adjourned at u ~
I'D. NJ. 54t ~! KIN, q, Il, .
5eFf III III 8Asonlth Tomorrow VIII move as ~ 2
@fonic,al opposition amendment to tho address "
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