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agreement, and now the Spooner bill
requires only the signature of the
President to become law. Senator
Morgan considers the prospects of q
canal better than they have ever been
before in the history OF the agitation
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CouNvT OF HsaCogE sss-JHne %. a =. fer1
HAkES tails day on exeenttoe dated the
Il twenty nfth aay Of Jane q d. iacs isfaed
on 5 Judgment rendered BY thr Ellsworth
municipal court Tot shs caaptF % Hzrooek AZ
the terra thereof bsxsa and held on khs fsss
TUESDAY cf August a. g. tssz tn favor e A
Bafahsm AgAgast Alexander Starkey Tor
tkirty .oae dollars and thiFseeE cSntx aebf Or
damage aad sht dollars zsd seventy seven
reets cost 81 rsii, @sth Interest khstson. asG
will he sold az paa{be Suction At the office 81
tia shsrsH In Ellsworth. AZncpsk cnanty,
Maine, 10 The highest bidder. on -. see0nd
day 81 August q. g. 1921 At O'Clock Ia the
forenoon. all the Flsht. titie aud Interest whieh
the satd Alexander st@FEey has tn And 10 fhe
following described real estate 10 WITT be-
gianlnE on the westerly aide 81 thr road lead
lag from Ellsworth 10 Otis and MAgiagills Il
piace called Reeds Brock. in .zid Eiis-
volta. in ths roanty q Hancock, state %
Maize. and on the noffh line 81 land formerly
Of Ed MpoF1. shenee raaHins acrth fnFty-
nine degrees wcst nue hundred and e8gaty tHo
rods 70 the heze ilne, then north forty one
degrees east 90 said head iine one huad red
rods, then south torts-nine degrees east one
hundred and eighty rods 90 the read aforc-
said. then soatheriy on said road 10 the
place Of oegiEniae. and containing ore hun
cred snt twenty-five tt15l acres more or isss;
farther described in deed from JAmex X.
Garland 20 Alexander starkey, recorded IN
said registry. book IA paRe s1s.
u. y. wafEea@n. sheriff.
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torSrr o. HsxCoCE ss---4uue 81, q o. -
rftAkES this day on rxccutiou aa..A
i twenty sfth day 81 Jane, o. g. ~ III
sued on = Judgment rendered By the 80
sorth municipal cosrt tor ne couLN
Hancock, At the terra thereof bt5lL ~
heta on March Is. a. a. is,i, ~ iA',i
George v. Dutt0a. AaxlgBee o. tlc ~,
vent estate % A. VI a A. J. F0E. tos % he ~ =
A. y. buFnham against Alexander 7lAt -
for one handHed dollars. debt or dsmAsfs 80
eight dollars and seyeSty-seyen csns eos,,5 u
sGit, with interest," thereon, and VIII 9F !.
public suction a. the Office % The shellu' ~
Ellsworth. Hancock epanty. Name - -
highest bidder on the secoud dag o. ASss ~
a. d. 1904. at O'Clock IN the forenoon a.. ~
right, title and interest which the SAID 49, -
Anter stsrksy has In and 10 the ioiioeies ~
sesibSd real estate, to wits begthnins ~ ~.
westerly side Of the road LEADING tfNtA IA IA
worth 10 Otis and Mariaviile 81 piaSe ...,
Reeds Brook, in said Ellsworth. IA inc ~ ~
- Of Hancock. State Of Maine, and On -
north line of land formerly Of Eds ara 49,
thence runninx north forty. nine deKtess ssa8
one hundred and righty.two rods 70 the 90
line then noEsh foFty-one degrees eAat oI " ~.
head line one hundred rods, then soutal $50
y-uine degrees east one hundred AM 80 ~
rods TO the road Aforesaid, then soathe = -
said road to ihe place OF beginning, 49, S,lsl
tanning one hundred and twsnty I'VE -
acres more OF less; further describes ~ 10.
from James X. Garland TO AlexAndef 80 ~
recorded ia said registry. book ~, PsEefg
II. r. waIIcoNs' Soe''''-
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anraI 7Eaiitrs.


hcFsinaftsr named testatrts, thss NAV
sowlef. late e Eden, n esla eaaptv. "a ".
ne twrniy seeend dag Of August, q a Isei
That a. probate cnuft bsld on The srs. a.
81 Apfil ~ shs yssr q oar Lord aas ,sss,
Bowler. o. Ctoeinussi. in the state d ora
Aahert fsnaleton Bowler, Of the city. cossts
ssd state q sss York. and Hlehara " Hais.
settS. werx daily app0iased eneentaFs ~ ssBs
Nay W. BowisF aud accepted said tfast
THAI The said stecatess have FNlnrneA "a
~ tas rrgpsfsS apA estate AZ 81 s.Ssls,, =
within The State Of Maine thAt h&s roass RS
thsiF possession OF knowtsdgs.
That yeas aeiituasr u iafotmsss asd he.
llsves tAas certain % said properly q al
decestent hrfstnaftsr raEasionsa passing b.
wfli OF some portion theFssf. or aaaar tstefsst
thefsin, y sahiec1 20 tho payment q she al
lssA ana acts AzasnaasoYy thereof saa adsi.
tSnaai sasrssa.
Tha, shs names o, all The persons -ao A..
Interested tn the saccessisa 10 said property
aud tac share Of each are a. stated 10 teStles
A. keseaakn annsxad.
wssfsiors yosr petitioner prAys sAai rs
sons interested 10 she saecsssios thereto al
the aHsoant q The tai thsrson nay Be deter
ninsd ~ ths iuass o. probate
Dated this sinsseeash DAY q june, a q iEa.
one q The executors o. Mas ". Bo~ltf
cessexsEstFH 90 pAssscHrssrrs.
spFraEx -.
Subscribed and swosa 10 before ne. lAg,
niaeseeath dag % Jane. a. q. trl
Gvr SE4HsLi,
tastice % the Peace.
srNEBuLH a
Nams. Exssdsars. SAare ~ fufrrrs
Robert Pendiston Bowler. sou o. deceased
tact ~ siees - tAxl. Ncw Yofs citg. r. o. a.
aFrss Euten cab. Nrw YORK. rntiFr estate q
dsceasfd ssEtpt lszactss Hnrntionsd hsluw.
Chr4silaT GVtgrF fsahirct % tsHl Nice.
FtAaer. 2 q address 81 buuleVAfd sambfita.
Nice. France. asnaisy q eco PEI aasam. PAy.
able ssrni- 2aunNiiY-
Charles ~ wtiiissasaa fsabicct 90 tar,
Chlezxp, III, y .. address Apartment No. I.
80 Dearborn Az. Chicago. III. money legacy
Of g. naa.
I4oaiaA r. Williamson tsubiset % ta1} taaat
n uext above. money Legacy % s2 CO
STATE OF MAINE
HkNrecE ss.i-At a probate eoafi bed u
RsBehilg. wsthia aud fos said eouaiy o. he
arst Tzrsday Ia July, q q. tPcl.
Upon ths foregoing petition. ofdsFsds IsAi
u0sler BE- given 80 all persons intrrcsird, by
eAnsing copy Of said petition and IBIS order
tAareoF to Be pahlishea three Seska sgrcct-
slHely Ia ths kiinworth AHsrlcan, q ncssp2.
pes patlikhsS ~ Ellsworth. In sAid cuuniJ q
H&nswek. that thrF mas appear a. pfoaais
ceaft 80 be held AZ abe probate eugft fcp's ~
Esfssarth, ia and for said connty. on ihF tfsi
Tuesday Of Anxsst. a. q. issl, al ten o'fiart pa
the tnrrHcaa. @nd be heard thereon u i2fI
see rA9s<.
o. r CUNNINGHAM. judge Of Probate
A tsas epPy. Afsssti--t'ass- ?, Doas. hrsi'iff'
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Congress finally adjourned yester-
day. The last few days were charac-
terized by the usual rush and hurry OF
closing up work. The session has
been busy one, with much waste OF
oratory on the Philippine government
and Cuban reciprocity measures.
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Hon. Parker spon0fd, OF Baekspor;,
a member Of the State board Of raiirosd
commissioners, has iust returned from
q trip 10 the Pacific COST, where he went
as delegate TO the supreme lodge OF tie
Ancient Order Of United Work meu,
which met in Portland, Oregon. While
in Portland be made Wait TO Astoris.
the seat of the great salmon industry Of
that section, and was greatly pleased wii h
whst tie 81 here 01e OF the ssg hts he
witnessed vas ssimou which weighed
tifty-eight pounds. II was iIn6edded In q
big cake of ice and frozen so'id, 80 that IL
presented natural aud hfe-iike spPesr-
ance.
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President Roosevelt is certainly to
be admired for his fearless candor. A
few of our Presidents have carried
into the White House the whispering,
secretive manners OF the intriguing
politician. The American people,
however, are glad that Theodore
Roosevelt il free from these. They
will eondone many faults in Presi-
dent who is not ashamed OF any of his
purposes, and who carries on the adj
nzinistration OF his great Office with
manly honesty above board. II all OF
his official family do not share this
openness Of character, it is TO be re-
GREETED publicity OF public acts il
one ofsthe chief safeguards of our in
stitntions. Bangor Commercial.
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HsMracG sas--At . probate court bed A.
Hisehtll, Ia and .nr HAta county u Haaeocs.
GO the nrst dar - JafF. tn ths year ni or
Lerd aBe fhnasand ntus huudrct taf ial.
4 CERT AIN iHssrnussf pAFppriinf 20 =
IA . euPy ~ The last ~.ii sui trfiAalf- ~
and three ca4gesls " Horace " Jorta1, tit
OF Bosi on. In the crusty 81 saiip 4. aui laai
faghwsAsth 81 Aa4k4chusgts, dfceatf1. 80
~ the probate tasreof 10 said lpuiui9a q ca...
o. AAss&aassetts. daily aulhcntieaiei hff,-
bEsE p.essstsa 70 tne iadEe % Pfoaain lei
oar sail coasts e. Hancoek Tor 10 f4ff.
OF hslpx ailaaed. aled And recur q Do i,'
pfnna'E coat OF oar said cu1niy ~ hAlt'ta
Ordered, fas4 n0tfcs thsrc1f b. aifeA y
az psFasns Interested khSrriu, by Fahlifai (
a copy " tats order threx weeks sues tfi'f Y
IN the EiisWuFth American, a pee
printed AZ Ellsworth, IN sAid coani1 ul %
coek. prior 20 the afth DAY % August y =
tas1. that they may appear tt Ut.
esaft EAen 70 b held ~ k.ilssorih. in ha'
sAid eoanty of Hancock. a. ten o'lllcE .1 PC
fore aeon, kad shoa cause. u an tary -''f'
kxAfust the same
o. II. CUNNINGHAM. Jsdss 90 Probate
A tFnN copy. Attest --EHks. Y. pnEH- ne aiit''
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The deer are erowding the moose In
Ellsworth. Last Sunday Register-of-
Probate c. P. Dorr and daughter Bernioe
we're taking a walk on The railroad, when
just south Of the depot, almost vii hin he
yard limits, they saw handsome doe deer.
the snnimaI watched them cariously fer
few minutes apparently not In the least
alarmed. Then she gracefully bounded
over the fence aud topped of into the
woods.
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la the District CoasE Of the UaiLed states w.
the District OF Maine.
In the matter OF
CHARLES A. hKASS, In baHAfsP-tF
bankrupt, -, IA.
To the creditors OF Charles A. brahhs y -
moline. in the county Of hanNp0A'
district aforesaid. bankrupt; -
NOTICE Is hereby given thst on IN ~
~ day OF June, a. d. lSi4' w syet
Charles A. Br&nn was dgiy VI eSaft
bankrupt upon petition hisd ID sall iaa
BY him on the 97th day Of June >. -ss.s;.@fs
and that the first meeting OF his tlis-
vii be heId Al No. % State street the
worth, Hancock county, AAlnss. 49, IA
the forenoon. at which time the said eresilas
may attend. prove their claims, afsEsgsset
trustee. examine the bankrupt sno y. cone
sesars IA 1 ,'ssa;s As .asS Il REDNsS,
June %. taea. Referee in ban<FAF
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A snow storm In Ellsworth IN Jaiy Is a
rat her unusual thing, and yet thst's wbst
visited here last night about 9 O'Clock.
II didn't last very long, and proved no
serious impeachment to travel, but IL was
here Just the same. Frost last night was
general In Ellsworth aud vicinity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

Mrs. Hannah Young, of East Surry,
ceiebrsted her ninety-sixth birthday yes
tercay, by a party. She was one OF the
Iiveiicst Of those present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

Bar Harbor Is reasonably sure OF visit
from Uncle Sans North Atlantic squad
ron this ssmmer, and hopes TO have the
British squadron At the same time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

The Northern Leader and the Leader
and Farm Journal, have been sue
eeeded by the Fort Fairfield Rerfeao.
@. O. Harvey is editor and publisher.
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IN taf matter Of
AUGUSTUS NJ -MALL, Ia Hankgss PIER


Apag s - :. ss = Ia Bankruptcy
To the Hon. Nathan webb, JaaEe Of the Dis.
triei Court OF this United states for She Dis
trict 81 MAine.
A u6uSTUs NJ. SMALL, of Ellsworth, In
"a the county 81 Hancock. and state q
Maine, In said district, fcspecffniiy representa-
that ON the LIST day % March. last past NJ
was daily sd!aawea bankrupt under the
Acts q Congress relating 20 bAnk ~ ptcyf that
he, has daily Surrendered all his property
and rights Of property. and has fully complied
with al the requirements % said acts and o,
the orders Of coagF touching bis bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prAya shat he may Sc dc.
creed by the court 70 have a full discharge
from all debts proEAhie against his estate
under said bankruptcy acts, except such debts
Dated this 2ist dag Of Iune. a. 4. 1854
Arscsrvs u: SHALL.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
on this 18th day Of June. a. d. 1909, on
reading the foregoing petition, u is
ordered ~ theseourt, that q hearing be had
upon the sane 90 the 18th day Of July,
a 4. 1907, before said court as Portland In sAid
district, al 10 o'clock IN the forenoon; aud thar
notice thereof be Published In the Ellsworth
AmeFleans newspaper printed In said dis
persons 10 interest. may appear Al the ssSd
time and place. and show cause, ~ any they
have, Why the pFayerof said petitioner should
not BE- granted.
And il Is further ordered hy the court. tha,
the clerk shall send BY mail TO all known
creditors copies Of said petition and this or
Der, addressed 70 them At their places % res
icsnce as stated
Witness the Honorable Nathan webb. Jaass
o. the said court. and the seal thereof, At
Portland, in said district, on the 1SSh day 81
June, a. q. is3-
H. 81 A. X. DAVIS, Clerk.
trae copy Of petition and order thereon.
Attest;--A- II. DAVIS. Clerk
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John MeNsvaas, powder foreman at
John L. Goss' quarry in Stoningion, was
severely injured BY premature blast
yesterday forenoon. Several ribs were
fractured and his collar bone was broken.
Other workmen had narrow escapes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

Among Bar Hzrbor's distinguished
visitors this summer viii be Lady Curzon,
the America n born vice refine OF India.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

June freshets are q little out of the
usual order of things, but just az enee'
tive as the April brand.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY ?, 1902.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES

4&AAdl u AftaAAGlAN ANV4hiAN ANkNe@t
STATE ELECTION SEPT. s, 1902.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor:
JOHN r. HILL.
For Representative TO Congress;
Third Districtl
EDWIN c. BURl.EIGH.
COUNTY TICKET.
For senstors;
ALBERT r. BUCK, OF orlsnd.
EDWARD $. CLARK, OF Eden.
For County Clerk:
JOHN F. KNOwLToS, of Ellsworth.
For Judge OF Probate:
OSCAR p. CUNNINGHAM, OF Bncksport
For Register OF Deeds:
WILLIAM b. CAMPBELL, OF Ellsworth
Fer Sheriff:
HOWARD F. wHTTcoMB, of Ellsworth
For County Attorney;
BEDFORD +. TRACY, OF Winter Harbor
For County Commissioner:
JOHN L. ELDRIDGE, Of Ellsworth.
Fer County Treasurer;
OMAR W. TAPLEY, OF Ellsworth.
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suantrn.

r4--~~~~0-7-~l~~e4~-o-@~ e-~-~l~-~1~-@.@.--eJA
EAPABLE GIRL TO do general housesork.
~ Liberal wages. Inquire Of Mrs. A. W.
KING, corner Main and High streets. Els
worth, Maine.
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TO act igsxp4ss in CaaieaacrsF Park. {
y demand protect % tile 8na property
from tho caaHty 81 Hansnek. ths stale 81
Maine, aud the Gated sgaleH 81 Astssta&.
M.nT q. FRmf1 AnsTfx.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Bar HarSor has set the dates for its
horse show a. Aug. 10. 20, q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

The ccnferees on the Isrhmian canal
bill did not take long TO come to an
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spuiaI Nstlns.

I-~N~---~-0-N.N-0N~- ~.~-l~I~tl-a~N~-
NOTICE
yIrHEREAs my wife. Margaret I. MAfHATe
w h&s without dsc qfasccatiou teft ~
bed Ana board. and taken wfth her my ehiI'
drpn. hereby forbid all persons hNFeor4ag o.
Trusting ny sAsA wife and chsidrcH 90 FaY &C
coast, as Fl al pay no bills 81 her canfr&1t.
leg affair this d4 g. A~ns MAYNARD.
tpcsthaFn. Jane -. 1900.
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Es la.

SsTuRF- Roaus-frsa nocf snd hasesssnt-
- 10 Masgnir tiuct % ststs Hfrgst, untll
rsceotiy ccruFiFi 81 tha Hsnrack NonutI
PuhIlshlnF 90. inQalfe ~ foaE n. RHu~ss,
agent In ths sasae hailfinE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-02

To eesosat sEfAsrsfs Rgr fAs sale q Naiss.
eossssfs Of Hanaeek, faarA.AfSas Of Eahaoiaf,
EanessA FraAkf{a as5 pfanlasssa Me- A.
nyER three thousand acres Ia CnEtrnin~
" Gus Park hare bsra hefuss 10 siAntAl
AZ pests clay strata or rock ebstoea. de-
nskud sseupsion from taxes this Austin
property Tor one hGsdrad years.
MANV D. FKwva Awarfs
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Ssrszk.

~.~4~-~s~-~-~s~~~4s~s--. 49,
nSE bad szw nsehias ! ssfl plssasr. !
tnrrinx lathe, riypinE sAs nzachine. ssa
bench TAT lronts sstas sac. ~ n. =. gNeo.
iias saEine, All IN good surkiag ctdsr. Also
hNaKsr ~. shaft.. puiisys. etc. Isaac l. Hoes-
xfas. Eliswcrth. Ne.
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NnlrIar.

THE propristorS Of The Mount Desert
Il Bridge CorpcFasisn are hrte - sutihsd
thAt their annual meeting wtsl be br}d al the
Toll hauxe o. said corporation is Tf~uf0u, on
the scpona Monday % Ialy asns. a. Gel 4
.. ma, for the fo4inwiRE par poses. VIA
first To choose ossrcFs Tor said corporation
for the ensuing YeAr-
srcnrd. To transact sach ctArs hastneax az
nsAy legally come before said aaretsnE.
h. "a. MasaM,
West Eden June H. sse2 CLERK.
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A IL persons hstatns tewa orders drawn
"a on the Treasurer a. LAS sNan Of IRE
mont, Me. are notified ans FSQairC3 Ia pre-
sect ske same for paynrHt on khc seek be-
ginnleg Jniy "a. 1871. a. trtsFest viii cease en-
all orders DOT presented thai seek.
TU~n notes asit be issued IA pSyfnsat of
orders 10 desired Ia si0u. exc. s8n 2aa eA9
pstes Al per esna per annam.
ANTMrM T.. FaNKa,
T4x4a-Fsw at Fis~frs,st Is
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

the orb; the investiture of the ring. the corona
tion and the presentation Of the Bible.
The first of these functions is the presentation
OF the golden spurs. with embroidered straps
made for George ". Lord Byron carried them
at the coronation OF Victoria. As the emblems
of knighthood the spurs would naturally be
buckled to the Kings feet, but the Lord Great
Chamberlain will merely touch the heels with
them and return them to the altar. The four
swords of the regalia-St. Edwards, with POM
mel of plain steel gilt; Temporal Justice with
gold ornaments: Ecclesiastical Justice, with
handle bound with gold wire. and the double
handed Sword of State. with pointed falchiOn-
have been held by four great mobiles at every
coronation, and are not consecrated on the
altar. The Sword of State will be handed to
the Lord Chamberlain and deposited in the
chapel of Edward the Confessor: and another
is received in its place and laid the altar
The Archbishop of Canterbury, with the assist
ance of the Bishops of Winchester and LOn@""
will deliver this sword to the King, and it "
then be girt about him by the Lord Great
Chamberlain. The King. Unfastenns it, will
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
COUNTESS TORBET.
Wife Of the Grand Duke Michael

the coronation of Henry ", but it is so time
that the golden bird with difficulty be
identified either dove or an eagle. The
wings are outstretched, and the oil is poured
drop by drop from the beak into the spoon,
which, with its jewelled handle, has been among
the regalia since the twelfth century. The vest
ments which the King distncuVely
ecclesiastical, but of royal magnificence- The
dalmdtic IS a splendid robe of cloth of gold
The stole is lined with crimson sarcenet. and is
richly embroidered. The alb is a sleeveless sur
plice Of fine cambriC, trimmed with beautiful
lace. The damatic is decorated with silver
eagles fieurs de lys and roses, and shamrOcks
and thistleS also worked into the general
design. The stole reveals the rose the sham
rock and the thistle woven in golden thread
The cloth of gold underaC by the
King is embroidered with palm branches and
the emblems of England, Scotland and Ireland
The alb is the simplest of these royal vest
ments in which the King is arrayed for the
symbolic services These include the offering of
the spurs, the girdng and oblation of the sword,
the delivery of the armilla, imperial mantle and
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
They VIII represent Belgium.

SUPPORT this canopy at coronation when the
sovereign was diSrObed for the amounting, and
thcr fees were the slaves and silver bells and
tn privilege of dining with the King The
Garter King Of Arms at this coronation will
summon four Knights of the Garter probably
Lord ;osebery, Lord Spencer. Lord Cadogan
ard another. and they Will hold the canopy
above the King. The Lord Chamberlain, Lord
Clarendon, will deliver the canopy to them. and
while they are standing around the coronation
chair the Duke Of Westminster VIII take III.
aEIpCla from the altar and pour the oil into the
spoon, and the Archbishop of Canterbury will
anoint the King on the crown Of the head. the
breast and the palms of both hands. When the
ceremony ends the King will kneeI for the
Archhishop's benedicton and resume his seat in
the coronation chair after the Dean of West
minister has put upon him the coobium sin
doui" and the close pail and eirdle of clott Of
gold. The canopy will he delivered to the Lori
Chamberlain. ard various symbolicaI rites will
be performed
tn" ampulla. vessel for the amounting oil.
may not have been used Il tradition reports at
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
DUKE DACSTA-
He viii represent Italy e.

replace it in the scabbard and lay II upon W
altar and the peer who first has r''elN'V
will redeem it by paying what II has cost 80
drawing il from the scIbhard carry II oU'S
tb. remainder of the service
The King will next be invested by the D'"
of Westminster with the aTmIla- or Goid ull.1
let's edged with pearls and ornamenteu W..
besrs roses and feurs dc lys, and Also WIN tD'
fr,rariaI mantle of cloth of gold: and the nv
bisbop will deliver into his hand the 'iO -
enntre the golden ball made for Ch'lrieo
with a band covered with diamonds. sappH
rubfes pearls and emeralds. and WITH Il 80
sat with brilliants and other gems. WIN"
orb has been replaced on the altar the "'''
ring, with a ruby. which was carrleu '
lanes III in his flight and subsequently
cred in Rome for George ". Will De Pi"o'
the Archbishop upon the Kings fourth hn' e.
and the sceptres. with cross ana uo'0' N
we're made after the restOrau uon OF Nh'l
and ornamented with diamonds ana fuoie
emeraIds. will be put in his hands Ih' a
of Newcastle as the Lord OF the h""'
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