According to a special telegram from Delhi to the "Osaka Asahi" trang- Th Inted by the Kobe Herald," the King and Queen entered the Fort at Delhi amidst " scene of noprecedented man ficance, in the history of Asia, and received the enthusiastic congratulations of the Princes of Iadia aod the representatives of various dependencies of the British Empire. Starting from the railway station, their Majesties wore welcomed by the Governor and other high offici Fort they proceeded along the streets of Delhi, and were welcomed by the selected tatives of British India at the suramit of the famous Ridge.
When thole arrived at the were awaiting their I and Fort the veteran soldiers were up, while in the tents, which were covered with pink cloth, large nambers of high officials in court dress glittering with decorations were assembled. The King was dressed in the uniform of a Field Marshal and the Queen in s dress of bite eatin ornamented with precious stones, solate of 101 guns was fired by the Artillery, the reports mingling with the deafening shone of the thousands assembled.
Before daybreak, the soldiers left their barracks and took up their positions at various places, and the Princes of India entered the Fort. Several thousand cavalry entered Delhi, which was crowded with people. In the Fort, great tent made of silver satin had beea newly erected, owing to the fact that the original pavilion had beea destroyed
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