The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
TINE IN LONDON TOWN
rrtsE TEiEBRlTION avn THE
CORONATION FgSTu mrs.
Disgust r,pre.sed st the Ors, ina, toi-
Low I'd the Announce rn' nj the Heer
surrender Theatre Mt Doing Vel.
though the tuy IL Cav Uoners
tor the Duke d Nariber Oh.

Iu>uuN. June tn" combined JOYS ~
. r.v found r~ace and uf III" season 81
OBJ. h - ~"uthruning have taken posses
..p,. q I.rdun. or. II stated from another
r.r, u' view. thr Troul" uf the met ropolls
l,.. -,.r"i the douhl" oCca-iSn as an
,,,u. ,.r q month Of restrained or unr,-
-,r, .rI cf-indulsrnCr,
N.,Ity ~o-cai'"d T-ace celebration GER
.l.,v Developed "a disgusting orgy, such
. ,- mower lccn s,"u in London streets
b.. ....' wears Scores II men and women
"a drunk on the pa,cm"nts Of fashionable
w.. lrI 'horuuchfarc- az midnight. The
f.,-..'u reached the point Of murder.
o. ,g- committed through sheer pas
p TT ,inl-ucr. and outragr- committed
r .ta uauo 81 peace only reached tho
.r.v. isr It the general public In the
i.-' ity OF two through ~" medium 81
,t. .. 49, and Tho ioruu"rs inquiries.
Biscuit London feels I'-'lf di-gra"nd. and
q, v.uU-r the pr'~~ TODAY rings with
r-.'.-'- and condemnation. u occurs To
o.. a,. apparently, to inquire into III" ur-
arr.Irg -Igulr,arc" # such an effect on
.l'.r-. Whp - last ~ucct"d"d m crushing
,rl.uu that defended - Independents" 20
,,.,n'lv r. i- naturally feared that III .
..rur vor-r -,'ur- viii disgrace III" corona
tom tav- ALREADY n h. "vid"nt that there
w.. BE-" ~ large an exodus from London as
during the IubiIr" 81 1897 of those who
dislike, nuh-. however peacefully Inclined
Ili- r.markahle ~'a-on has som" para
Il Null features Peace has brought a
s.,.-. fll IA th" stock market. What -
-, m.rr curious l. that when the public
- arg,.v gwen up - m"rrN-making IN"
'...t'.r- ant other entertainments are in
u.-' ,a-'~ only hall p%atroul2"d. TIL"
m..ls.r- complain that instead oi a boom
they are struggling with all almost un'
Urs-rd'u'rd depression tn" reason for
- chat -uc'ety, which has been unable
% entertain for nearly two years on ac-
aur.ui g ~" ouur mourning. j. indulging
an unprecedented round of dinners.
receptions and balls. one Of N" finest
r.rf. rrt.rc- uf AIDA ever witnessed
va gwen A. Cov"nt Garden Last night.
bu' 'h" house was half empty because the
k.ag wa- holding court. II j. feared that
'Iis situation will continue for al least
a month.
Despite tho sad 10, OF public entertainers,
The SEASON a. a whole has been fully ~
brilliant a. was expected thus far, and a.
ANNN NV ~ 49, ~ -
their magnifcence will fall nothing short
Of the great expectations.
There ls it'll. to add in regard TO the
weeks developments In the matter Of The
PREPARATION for the coronation. The re-
paving of the streets and the erection Of
stands and arches and decora, ions are pro-
,--dlng steadily. Everything Is apparently
teiag lone with elaboration and on a scale,
- -. 1910 .. -.
m. forthcoming coronation were To- remain
In place for the next two or three events
al that kind.
The Earl Marshal issued during rho week
tie Official order of the procession In West
Minister Abbey itself, Ih which about $50
people will tax part. First will come the
eccIesiastics 81 the Abb-y. followed by
tho heralds with their standards of ireland.
Scotland and England. Tho last viii 10
borne by r. s. Dymoko. who. a. Lord 81
Manor 81 SCrihheisby. Is the hereditary
champion Of England. His ancestors since
1885, have entered West minister Hall on
horseback and nave thrice thrown down
the gauntlet. p~roclaiming a challenge on
heha.f Of tho Sovereign. The banquet
las now b~cn abolished and the champion
,tip will lAps- with pymoke. who has
been made a standard bearer in comJ.n-
sA'lon for the other honor-
rhen will follow The high household Off
cill- and The Archbishops 81 York and
Canterbury. Next viii cnIn" the bearers
Of the QUEENS regalia and tlen the Queen.
followed Nv the ladies' Of the household.
Next viii come tho hearers of the Kings
regalia and other high officials. such a.
me lar, Marshal. g. Tn" King will fol-
~ with a numerous train of mobiles hoid-
i.g high court Offices The rear will 10
~. .Pht up hv the Woman of tho q lard
uu "'h"r side Il th" Queen and her i'm
r%oii,'" supporters 'ler" will he five c"n-
'.n .u-a'-arm on citI~r .lie of IN" King
0"| ." ten Of thc-" gru'Iom"u-at-arm-.
VIII d." Lieutenant harbing"r, standard
t.ar.r and ,,rk II the Ch"pI.
immediately hefrre ~" King will -. tho
DIkr # Marlborough, carrying Tho crown
- = LiwJd, With which tie Archbishop
- Canterbury viii crown tho King IN.
Duke e Marlborough will q" this m virtue