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4JNDON. June 23.-King Edward
ana Queen Alexandra arrived
rom Windsor at 1880 p. m. to-
lay. His Majesty appeared to
big usual health.
sathe return of the court to Lon
sm Windsor today the festivi-
- the coronation may be said to
smmenced. and each day until
: III Saturday. when the last gun
uyal salute will be fired by the
- |apithead, will furnish it's quota
{ ATTRACTIONS which promise to
8 be week memorable. From to-
special ambassadors. enyoys
\ hces invited to join in the fes-
hecone the guests of the King.
out the day numbers OF royal
ns have been arriving from the
.hrong took the opportunity of
5ithe King and Queen on their
TO the capital and semi-state
to buckingham Palace. Ac-l
Eed by Prince and Princess
OF Denmark. their Majesties
Z lPaddington at 1880 p. m. and
..aea in semi-state landaus, drawn
ur horses with Positions, preced-
outriders and attended by an es-
the Royal Dragon Guards,
the route usually followed by the
queen Victoria The thorough
were thickly lined with people
,e enthusiasm of the spectators
1 their delight at the ocular proof
s recovery of the King from his
indisposition. The King lost no.
IN aiighting. He appeared to be
usual health. He walked per-
.omewhat heavily, but showed few
oms of his recent illness. Their
lies reached Buckingham Palace
= before 1 o'clock. They received
strne hearty welcome from the
nds of people who congregated
avenues leading to the royal res
as greeted them throughout the
route from the station.
June 23.-Whitelaw Reid,
5eciaI envoy OF the United States
. corona ton, began bnsy week
During .he afternoon he made
ID o. visits at the emit assies IN a
carriage, accompanied by Lieu
shrolonel Sir Fleetwood Edwards.
<ra eauerry of His Majesty, who
becial attendance on Mr.. Reid.
low all the members OF the
n special embassy will prob
&e ,resent at 4 big reception of
easisl ambassadors at Buckingham
tomorrow night viii occur the
Inner in the ball room OF Ruck-
liPa,ace. to which all the coro-
-Skaests have been invited. The
s5fA has been elaborately deco
FInsre will be large table for
s AM chief envoys at the end
mail. and fifteen smaller tables
Aother gsests. Mr.. Reid will be
ht the kngs table, where the.
p OF the Asturias (eldest sister
King o. Spain) will have the
II honor on the sovereign's right.
3 Henry of Prsssia will be seat
His ,Majestyss lefS>. sir. Reid win
eej between the Earl of Penn
d7ord Stewart of HIS MaJesty's
Did. and the Maharajah of Gwa-
&c most prominent of the visit
! dian. Princes; Mrs. Reid will be
, at one of the smaller tables. be-
, Prince George of Greece, who is
= friend, and Admiral Gervais,
!. ( the French special embassy.
Wednesday, Mr.. Reid alone of the
rs of the American embassy and
add Will dine with the Prince and
- of Wales at st James Palace.
Session day. Friday, Mrs. Reid !
..ss Reid viii be the guests of the
of Buccieuch, the Mistress Of
Rs. Mr. Reid viii drive in the
! tofI with Admiral Gervais. Thus
fesentatives of the two great re-
Swfll be given equal prominence
{ procession. After the process
& Reid will lunch at Bucking-
aace. That night the members
American Embassy win attend
; 4 to be given by Lord Lans-
@be Foreign Secretary.
kid win witness the naval re-
Il Spithead. Saturday, from the