New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-11

n. annearance of the King and Queen Their
erajesties were accompanied by Princess VIC
toria, Prince Charles of Denmark, Prince ana
Princess Henry of Prussia and the Crown Prince
of Denmark, and were attended by a large Ioi-
lowing of the royal household.
The procession drove along the Mail 70 81
psmes's Palace without receiving any ho'a"ie
demonstration from the people
TtcI,e+s 70 the Chapel Royal had been spar
sneIv granted The choir boys who took part III
4he service in the chapel were clad IN quaint
gowns Of crimson and gold lace the service
mas sfr,nIa and there was sermon; special
Nravers for the occasion. however, were feau'
THE service lasted about an hour, and was
brought 10 a close by the congregation sull
upon its knees. singing slowly and so1tly the
sirst verse of the national anthem
An almost identical service to the one held at
The Chanel Royal Of St. James was conducted
AT Marlborough House chapel and attended by
the Prince OF Wales and his family and other
royal personages. Another official service, at
tended By william Court Gully, Speaker of the
House Of Commons, members of the House, and
the Ministers. was held at st. Margarets
Church. Westminster. The Mayor and Corpora
tion Of Westminster. in their official robes were
present this service.
The most interesting Of all the services was
that held at St Paul's Cathedral. This was
essentially a peoples service in gratitude and
Fhankfulness that the sovereign had been re-
stored to health, and it presented striking
contrast TO the sad service of supplication held
there in June on the day the coronation should
have taken place. To-day the public was freely
admitted to the cathedral. and the great edifce
was crowded with people in every corner. The
hlord Mayor of London Sir Joseph c. Dimsdae,
land the corporation Of the city attended in state,
land in the choir were seated Princess Henry of
tBattenbere the Duchess of Fife and the
duchess OF Albany. with the royal children, a
barge number of diplomats including Joseph H.
lChoate the United States Ambassador, as well
as the Earl Of Dudley. Lord Rosebery, the Earl
land Countess of Aberdeen q number of prom
bnent colonial visitors and others. The elaborate
land prolonged service included several of the
lrnuscal numbers which were performed at
Westminster Abbey yesterday and the celebra-
Ifion of Holy Communion. The sermon was
fpreached by the Bishop of London, the Right
tRev. arthur F. W. Ingram. and the officiating
clergy wore copes of cloth of gold, which, with
1.-THE robes and insignia of the members of the
Incorporation of the city and the brilliant dresses
lof the women in the congregation, made strik-
ling picture The scene was especially impress
sive when. at the close of the service, the vast
gathering Joined in singing the national anthem.
KINGS DOCTORS ISSUE BULLETIN.
fgIIs MAJEsTT's CONDITION IN EVERY WAY
SATISFACTORY
London. Aug 10.-The following bulletin con-
Ecerning the Kings condition was issued to-day:
His majesty bore the strain of the coronation
ceremony perfectly well. and experienced but
little fatigue. The King had a good night, and
his condition is in every way satisfactory. No
A3urther bulletin will be issued. TREVES,