Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-11

icent gift to the pauon Of Osborne house.
one Of the mtorite residences OF the late
Queen Victoria. b gift IL made IN tho
following message 70 his people. addressed
to Prime Minister Balfour. For reasons al.
parent IN the document itself his majesty
makes his intention public;
Proposes ~convalesccns Home.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Coronation
Day ~lsz-Cnder the viii Of the kings
mnGn ne'oyea m2thsrs ne Osborn. honse
waite estate or the. sovereign. Having to
spend 4 conslders Die part 81 the year in
hsishborhoosod At windhsoafs ana ksvins also
ntrQns home ties IN The county Of Norfolk.
years. the King feels he viii be unable to
royal residence and he accordingly has de-
A. osborns house Il sscred to the nom
that win tie StsFscss9ptIlssn' = Of ne sh m'ns ap mlrn
nfnta which were y the PERSONAL occupa-
have access to the house, which must ever
be associated with her beloved name. "A
E SSsss t hsg Fe e e Ssy tae dbss y bas,o .hs KING king
home ior eiAssErs y tie navy sSd army army
whose health hiss been impaired fn render
ing service TO their country
II n order 81 give rgI ifsni erect 20
to Parliament BE- necessary. the king trusts
hat Mr.. Ba1fouf eili see that the neces-
saIy Atepa are ~ one course taken.
TomorrCw Monday viii be. celebrated
throughout the nation as a day Of thanks-
giving for the kings recovery.
scant Netlee Of Ceremony.
While the British press Is resoundIng
with elaborate descriptions OF the corona
tion ceremony, kilograms are pouring In
from every city OF the, empire recording
sympathetic celebrations and rejuiclngn.
The court circular thus simply refers to
the great event;
Buckineham Palace, s~atprday-Today Is
the coronation OF the king and queen.
Their majestle8 left the paiece this morn
ne ~ II o'eioeA and pf5cesde6 a. state
king and queen we're received on their re-
turn shorty after 3 o'clock BY the great
onice1s O. state ana the ladies ana gem
Except for attending The Chapel Royal
his majesty spent n quiet Sunday in Buck
ineham palace. The king and queen gave
Z very large dinner party last evening.
thcif guests including the prince and
princess Of Wales and the entire royal
family, as veil as ali the prlnceiy gusats
who were here for the coronation.
Abtn vi . year ago dispatches to Ameri-
can newspapers from their London cor
~respcndsnts alleged that King Edward was
DESTROYS Of. disposine BY private sale Of
Osborne for two. ~reasors-rsts impractical
blItty aB { royal residence and the COM
pafAtiveIy great cost Of It's maintenance. II
was further alleged that nee9tlations had
been seriounly entered into between the
kings agents nnd certain American mill
lionalres for the sale Of Osborne house TO
one Of the latter. and that these neeotla-
items we're broken on BY tbs action Of the law
oounse.iorB Of the king. who called his
.melestys attention to a clause IN Queen
Victofia's VIII BY yiftus Of which Claiborne
house and The imnedlate estate became
'appurtennnees Of the sovereignty Of Eng
Under ehis claueo lt was declared Kins
Edwhrd was estopped from disposing Of the
royai ressdence. II wac alleged at The time
that among he miIllonairen negotiating for
tho purchase Of Osborne house was VIII
liam Waldorf Abior, who, II was said, do
slsod 1t a. a wedding present for his
d~au8htef, Mlss Pauline Assor.
Londpn Papers Are Illustrated.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE London newspa-
pefs this morning present a yefy unusual
nppeafapee h their English readers. They
almost All sohteln large illustrations Of
'coronation scenes and prominent chafacters
IN the eerem9nles. n many cases the pa
pers publish till page iliustrstio1t IN ad-
ditson % most elaborate desciiptise ac-
count Of the occurrences Of saturday.
Tho editorial articles cypress the deep
gratitude Of the nation for the nhAl bulle-
tin cf the kings health. the success Of the
event Of Saturday and the magnificent gift
Of Osborne house to the nation. which Is
REGARDED Is a sitting and graceful incident
70 close the memorable dag.
Foreign cities. wherever there IL a Brit
ish colony. have all witnessed suitable cell
ebrflfzns of the occasion and the foreign
press vies with that Of Great Britain IN ex-
tending good wishes to the country.
The casualty list OF saturday now turns
out to have been quite mild. Many hun
dreds Of persons were treated for iainllne
or slight hurts obtained IN the crush. but
not mora than a halt dozen serious injuries
have been reported.
Iho ~srchhlsh1p q Canterbury. who showed
eons.drfAtle Weakness during she services
N the abbey Saturday, was able 10 attend
services yesterday 10 hih usual health.
An Interesting Incident has been found in
the fact that Cardinal Vaughan. cardinal
archbishop Of Epnlano. intends to dedicate
the lofty csmpanllo Of the new Westmin-
ater cathedral to 81. HaWard. dating from
corohetion day.
Kins Edward Nn have q buly day today.
He Will hold = priYy council at noon to
swenr in the newly appointed ministers; at
J o'c.oct hs viii exchange seals and after
wards he VIII hold an lnvesture Of the vic
toFIan order.
ssTFcrss = ccseases
HF JOHNS. n. r.. Aus. 1os-ooronntion
services wsr held Is eli sAa eAarchss hsrs