The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-21
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Two Jubilee Services HsId-Tho DiStin
euishsd CamDanV Present.

services at st. Paul's Cathedral at II a
m. and p. m.
Imense crowds filled the approaches
10 the cathedral at the morning service.
anxious to catch glimpse of the royal
ties and distinguished personalities who
were announced including all the Prot
estant ENJOYS. The flrst TO arrive and
10 be recognized with the greatest inter-
est were the archbishop OF Finland IN
purple and black vestmentB, accpmpan-
led by two deacons and General kirTeeL
In full uniform. Then followed Chang
| Wing Huan, the Chinese envoy, in gor-
geous celestial garments. He waR es-
corted TO the choir, where were seated
| also the envoya Of the United states
| RusSia, Holland. Denmark, Sweden,
Brazil and Hawaii. Whitelaw Reid with
Ambassador Hay and Mrs. Hay. General
Nelson A. Miles, Ogden Mills, Creighton
Webb, Captain MauS and Captain Mac
Auley, came In royal carriages.
Under the dome and behind the richly
| crlmsuned royal pews were the peers ana
peeresseS IN full robes, the foreign en-
voys and five colonial premlers with
| their families. Others seated In this por-
lion of the edifce were the special dele
cations from the royal society, the socie-
ty OF antiquaries, the royal academy OF
art and the royal academy OF music; the
presidents OF the principal hospitals and
colleges In London; Sir Richard Web
ster. the attorney general and 200 queens
counsel In thelr wigs and gownR.
Just before II o'clock the archblShop
OF Canterbury, the bishop Of London and
the dean OF the cathedral, with the
cathedral clergy and choir, proceeded 70
the west door TO receive the members OF
8faN n
with a guard OF honor consisting OF the
medical stan corps in view Of the fact
that /, was hospital Sunday.
The members OF the royal family ar
rived punctually and were received with
the profoundest respect as they drove
through the streets tn the cathedral.
Among them were the prince and princes
OF Wales, the duke and duchess OF York.
the duke OF Cambridge, the duke and
duchess OF SaXe-Coborg- Gotha, Prince
Charles OF Denmark and Princess
Charles, Prince Albert. uf Prussia, grand
duke and duchess OF HeSse. Grand Duke
Cecil. OF Russia, Prince Waldemar. OF
Denmark; Prince Eugene, Of Sweden.
the grand duke OF LeXemburG and the
Prince and Prlness Frederick Charles, Of
HeSse.
preceded by the clergy and amid the
strains OF the professional hymn. 20!
King OF kings, whose reign OF old hath
been from everlasting" they proceeded
10 their seats. The service was conduct
ed by the lurd bishop Of London. and the
celebrated cathedral choir of l5O male
voices. assisted by an orchestra OF 100
from Coyent Garden opera house and
several OF the principal theatres render
ed the musical portions. The form or
service was the SAME as NJ 81. George $
chapel. and was participated In by the
vasf congregation with evident feeling.
Tu the InVoCatI0n-o OF The priest, :'SAn1her
help from Thy holy place" came the
deep response OF the kneeling multitude:
And eVermore nightly defend her.
while In impressive unison came the
Amen" following the priests words.
Let her reign be long and prosperous
and crown her with Immortality In the
life to come"
the sermon was preached by the lord
bishop OF London, who touched upon
many OF the events in the reign OF Vic
torin and cloquently eXtolled her piety'
charity and motherly love for the peo-
pie.
In the afternoon and evening there
were special accession day services at
Westminster Abbey and at ST. Paufs
Cathedral.
regiment lined the route TO the entrance
near the Poets Corner. In the congre-
CntIon were more than nifty peers with
out the robe OF peerage. among them the
marquis OF Lansdowne, the duke or
Portland, Earl Spencer, Earl Cadogan.
Lord Frederick Roberts and Lord Lyon
Playfair, The royal family was repre-
sented by the duchess OF Albany and her
children and the i1ereditnFy prince ana
princess of Saxe-MeininGen. There was
a large contingent Of foreign sitled peo-
pie with 4 sprinkllng OF Indian magnateS
In striking costumes.
The venerable dean was assisted by
the lord bishop OF Dunham and the ab-
bey clergy and choir. During the i'm
presslve procession from the west door
the organ was reinforced by trumpeta
and drums and at the end OF the anthem
for the day the national anthem was
sung great feeling.
The members OF the commons, who In
accordance with special resolution
adopted last Thursday, attended the SER
Vices at ST. Margarets. assembled In the
house about half past 10. Shortly before
IL. William Court Gulley. the speaker
appeared in hlg robes OF office. The pro-
tHNAlOu WITS AAlNNA ANAAliNet AAAN ~ 6~-AAN
at-nrms Carrying the "bauble" OF Crom-
well. and leading on followed by the
sneaker with his train bearers, the chap
lain OF the house, Rev. Canon Wilber-
force, DID. and the ministers OF the
crown who are members of the house OF
commons. After them came several eN-
ministers and then members OF all par
ties, excepting the Irish, who had form
ally decided not 20 take part officially In
thS celebration. The principal clerks Of
the house closed the procession.
on leaving Westminster hall, the line
OF march TO the Tower door OF St, Mar
gnret's was guarded by the Queens Own
Wel,mlnster Rifles under Col. Sir How
ard Vincent, Rev, Canon Eyton, the rec
tor nniclnted and the sermon was
preached by Dr. Farrar, dean OF Canter-
bury and former rector OF ST. MarGa-
rcrs, whose eloquent words Will duly np-
near on the journals of the house. OF
which It is a custom 20 make them
part.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
high Mass Celebrated and Special Ts