New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22

0tifsiue the residence ot JOih Aios
Hammond. the special representative o.
the President of the United States, thou'
sands gathered 70 await his return IRON
his audience with Sir Edward Grey, the
Foreign Secretary. and further thou'
sands greeted with long and hearty
cheering for America the departure o.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond for the Con
nsught banquet.
Other myriads proceeded around tux
,o,,ta 10 watch the brilliant decorations
which were Illuminated until long ai'ei
midnight for the especial distraction "
the waiting throngs, who thus were %
sbled 10 enjoy magnificent speo'"0'0
occasionally the sound of buSles an
nounced the approach Of troops just a.
rived in London, marching 10 '"
camps 10 snatch few hours OF rest ~"
fore dawn.
Conveying the Rcsaha'
Late at night d strong escort VI -
Guards reached Westminster AppeS' 80
voving a great sealed wagon III
,,e roval regalia were carried. Inc MS
- crov-ns sccptres and swords "ele
handed over to the care OF the "ean anu
canons. who placed them for saIe Gus
80 in the Jerusalem Chamber Wi''cn
- tbon surrounded by an armed guar u
of eight Tower wsrders. This guar" -,
-, until the arrival of the royal
procession. .,- ordeal
~ rroparation for to-morrows oroea'
I'D after a trying day King Oeorsc
and Queen Mary passed the eve"'.'s
.io,o with the Prince Of Wales III BUCK
.,ohor, Palace. before which great null
,itudcs waited patiently, hoping 10 Oh
rain sieht Of their majesties. FROM
,ir,e 10 time the people sang inc Ia
tional anthem and other patriotic soisS'
Considerable anxiety has been occa-
stoned bv the vagaries Of the "ea'i'.' 70
hut Tho clouds gave place at mdnish' -
. beautiful starry sky. and hopes rose
fc~ Tomorrow q prospects Dense cro"os
., roor,o Who had retired early began
90 leave their homes about that time ana
,,,,Lc .bcir WAY toward tho centre or 'ile
CITY. Late trains and streetcars pour ~
tens of thousands into the capital uH0'i
,no nrincipsl streets were jammed. Inc
en,iro Dolicc force came on duty ana
kent pedestrians in circulation I"eS
were compelled TO stop all vehicu!ar
traffic. Numbers Of people who hau en-
gagged stands took possession al nilo-
night fearing that they would be una pie
20 reach them in the morning IN me
House of Commons where ministers anu
members are entertaining largely to-
morrow. extensive preparations nave
boen made Large tents Rave oeeh
erected i'm Palace Yard. where during
The course Of the day 3.5Jo meals VIII be
served.
Troops eo.c0o Strong.
Long before dawn drums ana truHpe's
gave evidence that sixty thousand troops
,.oro nronaring for their strenuous
duties. and the people waited curlouSl'
% 500 them march out. Several reSl-
,rcnts encamped in the outlying districts
started out tonight FOR their appointed
rositions along the route, amid the
cheering Of the crowds.
Even outside me minus oni.oo.
roval procession is confined the ANNA
zion oe the people was unprecedented
','' W. -, .o,.o,.,.,vbere in MANY
co.ored designs, and those who later
intended 90 proeeeO ~ ~ .,,-o,,o,, ~,
citf p"she" ''''i - - sdroira.
lSiCH'" So - ;....-,,r,o,ts an,
t'h' S'-7'.'7' -, '.orr;ed bundle
cAoc'ii"' -''''' .-.-...,,,s moods
OF II'''S''''' - t-i,,e- and Deer
The Hoipr"''s ,r,,o,. oallst
are o'si''', va 80. cod cav,
lo'lh critters ,.,,,,o,,rced 20
inc N'.'~' - ~ yvalee had beer
h'si'' 'i.a' '''. -, thousands tool
sdz'l'eo d. '''',., -, - tho prince OF
UP u'' suns
Nal'S ,... ..,.or tho most
Tho aN'"'' '''' ..ci5ents
'aiei"' min no densest
Nnere UT - hon installed
em'u'ai''' s',',',..' and ,,iobt service
ioiN e'''''t - .+ree,s tonight
W" "''''' ,..,.,.,,,, wore treated.
H''"' oL.d
00"'s ~ ...i.r .b,
Tho arrangements for conveying u''
foreign princes and special ENJOYS u
Prrl-inrham Palace we're changed TINS
evening the hour for leaving their resi-
doncos bsine fixed somewhat earlier thar
49,. o,,siral, intended America ;
c,e,isl Ambassador. Mr.. John Hay