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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
GHhSTENED FEELING
ATTENDS CORONATION
Records Period Of Suspense and Sor-
row.

LONDON, Aug 9.-The Times" edi-
toriaIIy dwells upon the changed feelings
and the nations attitude toward the
coronation ceremony arising from the
postponement and the sympathy Of the
people during the Kings illness. It says
that If the coronation had been ceIs-
bTated in June it would have been ac-
eompanied by sentiment akin to that
attending the pageant OF Yictoria's dia-
moBd jubilee. a sentiment full Of na-
tionaI JOY ard lofty imperial pride
There is now chastened mood
In any event the coronation CT Edward
VII viii stand forth in history, not only
because Of the rare splendid pageant,
rich in the symbolism Of more than j
thousand years. but still more because
1t will record and coRsecrate a period OF
trial, disapp ointment. and suspense, now
happily terminated, but nevertheless
Unprecedented in the long story OF the
British people and its Kings.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

stands for accepting the company s
terms. and they seem 20 be in the ma
jority They say that they presented
demands which asked that the dis
charged meu be taken back. and that
the company give assurances that the
union viii be recognized
They think the agreement signed yes
terday by the company which promises
10 take back all the discharged men
never 70 discriminate against TIE union
men. and 10 a. all times az &c 10 re-
ceive any committee Of employees oil
the road whether they belong to uniol
or not is enough for them. and that
they are ready TO go back 20 work Un-
der its terms.
Not a car wheel has turned liz the city
in four days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
SENSATION PROMISED
IN WILBUR CLARK CASE
Stated That the Missing Boy
VIII Be Restored TO Parents
Was hot Spirited Away With Hope of
Ransom, But fer Anothe-
Reason.

BOSTON, aug startling Develop
nents are expected within a few days
IN connection with the disappearance OF
the boy, Wilbur Clark. who has been
missing from Beverly for some weeks
past The state police have informa-
jion which satisfies them that ne is alive
and that it viii not be long before they
restore him to his parents
All can say is that I believe the
boy IS alive and viii be produced soon, %
said state Omcer George .Nealy today.
The officer bases this statement il
vas learned. from another source Of in
formation, which seems TO show that the
boy is alive. II this be true. he was
abducted, not for q reward. but for rea-
sons which viii be explained when he
Is found. and which nay result in z
sensation fer Beverly that viii eclipse
shy dat 81 has had for some years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
CR0WNING OF KING
CLOSES THE MARKET
New York Brokers Given Full Holt
day.

NEW YORK. aug. s--The. stock tx
change in accordance with recent vote
Of the governors, is closed today because
Of King Edwards coronation
The London Exchange. always a big
factor in the New York market, was. OF
course. shut down today As the ses-
SIGN here would have been q short one
anyway the governors took advantage
of the closing OF the English exchange
to give the brokers' here a full hou-
dav
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

Mr. Glover IS a salesman for " J.
Falvey. monument maker at Peunsyl-
vania Avenue ard Twenty first Street
northwest.
TIE couple we're introduced only about
two weeks ago 81 q dancing party az
the house OF d mutual friend and an at
tacEmeEt Immediately sprung up be-
tween them. Mrs Buffers brother OBJ
jected 10 the attentions paid by Mr.
Glover and the latter was informed that
he must desist- Mrs Butler did not
share this view of the matter. however
but kept up a correspondence with him
through notes sent by her four-year-old
daughter
Several days ago Mrs Butler went
TO Atlantic City. and about the same
time Mr.. Glover secured leave of ab-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

senee and also went there MS But
ler-s brother became aware CO the af-
fair and also learned that a marriage
was 10 occur yesterday morning He
FASTENED away but arrived at the Ra-
leigh EcteI in Atlantic City forty-seveu
minutes after the ceremony had been
performed He was invited 10 the wed
ding Breakfast II IS understood his
only objection TO Nj Glover was that
he WAS not man of larger wealth
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
DAN CUPID TOO SWIFT
FOR DIRECTING BROTHER
Latter Reaches SeashoIe to Find Wild
owed Sister a Bride.

The announcement made in The Wash
ington Times this morning OF the mar
rtaEe az Atlantic City. y J. yesterday
Of Mrs Isabelle Butler and E. c. Glover,
both Of this city, occasioned great sur
prise here Mrs. Butler is the widow
Of the late ". II. Butler and has resided
al the Maury apartment house at Eigh-
teouth End G Streets northwest. while
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
Bog Cured Of Colo After Physicians
Treatment Had Failed.

N- boy. when four years OLD. was taken with
S0i5c AVID su-Is IT, his stomach ! -sut t.r the
doctor and DR. .Ej~r - morphine, bl.l the child
hoEt -v.-igE He.s- then gave hm LaG a
-as-UaarHl 81 'larbrrlliu'5 Collie tEoiera
and uarrauea RC4r-y. a-I IN ul an hong
De- aa- fsi-- sld soon ra,-s.. .Ta-.---i- H.
Wilkins. Shell LAKE. " Is. NJ. 5,i.- IFS is boo 90
Keeper fer the Shell Lake Lumber Co For
sale Dos Henry Evans. wholesale and retail
~ I Street, and al druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
No Coronation SerTice At TRINITY.

NEW YORK. Aug g.-on account OF
the absence abroad of Sir Percy Sander
sen. British consul 10 New York. there
were no coronation services today at
Trinity Church or at St. PauI's. Services
appropriate to the coronation had been
planned before the date Of the crown
ing of the King was changed The Brit
ISL consul was then IN town AID his
subsequent departure changed the plans.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
VII CROWNED KING OF. GREAT BRITAIN

steps Of the altar and, kneeliuE there.
took Off their crowns The King then
offered bread and wine 10 be used in
the communion service. and also as gifts
an altar cloth and al fngOt OF pure gold
Of . pound weight, which were received
by the Bishops and placed on the altar
The Queen also presented an altar cloth
end smaller piece Of gold. which were
also accepted and placed on the altar.
The communion service then proceed
&c IN the usual form. Archbfshops and
clergy first paTtaking Of the sacrament
End then the King and Queen. who knele
on the altar steps. No one else re-
ceived it
Back to Buckingham Palace.
After prayers aud thanksgivings the
ceremony ended. The King and Queen
we're escorted through a door on the
south side of the altar into King Hen
rvs chapel. where they were Invested OK
their coronation robes and arrayed In
robes OF purple velvet. The great mobiles
then escorted them to their carriages
and the procession returned TO Buck
ingham Palace It was made up in the
same order in which It came. Once IN
their carriages tho King and Queen put
on their crowns and held scepters IN
their right DAuas- I nS 6iu5 carried an
orb IN his left hand, while II her lefs
the Queen held an ivory rod.
On the way back the procession took
the longer OUT through Whitehall, Pic
cadiIly, and Constitution Hill It was
the only occasion upon which the gen.
eraI public could see the King and
Queea wearing their crowns, and they
watched them with enormous interest
and great enthusiasm
The King and Queen reached Bueking-
ham Palace at 3 O'Clock and in response
to frantic cheering by the crowds out
side, stepped out on the balcony and I
bowed their thanks. Their majesties
wore their coronation robes and crowns,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
Rusiness stopped Al GibTaItar.

GIBRALTAR, Aug Everybody here
today abandoned all else TO celebrate
the coronation Of King Edward. Bust
ness was suspended and festivities were
everywhere the thing OF the hour
Oae o. the Incidents CT the day was
ceremonial review at the garrison this
morning
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

four maids Of honor and four women of
the bedchamber.
Noblemen bearing the Kings regalia
followed Earl Darlington held St Ed
wards staff. the young Duke CT Argyll
the sCeptTe and cross and the Earl OF
LouGcun and Lord Grey de Ruthyn each
carried a golden spur. Bearing solemn
Iy aIoft these little spiked t7inkets
they looked somewhat ridiculous
Then three in a row walked Lord Rob
eTts. Lord Wolseley and the Duke Of
Grafton The two generals carried big
pointed swords which looked ready for
business. whiIe the Duke carried a blunt
little sword without any point The
first two were waT swords while the
third was the curtana or sword OF
mercy
The Crown Carriers.
Behind the sword bearers walked four
kings OF arms They represent the
Kings personal defenders and are eE-
titled to wear crowns and carry sceptres
II limitation Ct their royal master
To-Day they carried their crowns in their
hands until the King put his on. When
they put theirs on also. fifth king CT
arms in scarlet satin also wore the Or
der Of the carter. Looking a little out
OF place in this gorgeous company
walked the lord mayor Of London car
ryirg mace
In ero1D OF themselves came the
high constable Of ireland the Duke of
Aeercorn: the nigh constable Of Scot
land. the Earl Of Enroll, and the Earls
Of Shrewsbury and Crawford as high
stewards Ct Ireland and Scotland
IS sort Of advance guard immediate
" before the King came the Duke Of
Norfolk. Earl Of Marshal. who Stage
managed the whole show. with two
PAGES. and carrying baton; the Mar
quis Of Londonderry. carrying big
state sword The Duke OF Somerset with
the Kings orb Three bishops CT Eiy,
LONDON and Winchester. carried the
patina. Bible and chalice.
Then an interval and the King the
central figure Of the pageant. entered.
BE wore q crimson robe with an enor-
nous train. the collar Of the order OF
1.-the Garter. and on his head was q Grim
sen cap in place Of q crown
Entrance Of he King
A bishop supported he King on either
side and SIX ncblemen bore his train,
There followed d group OF other mobiles,
among them the Duke of Buceleuch
general Of the Archer Guard OF Scot
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
g . Celebrates Cororatfon.

CAPE TOWN. Aug. 9.-Ths coronation
o. King Edward was celebrated here.
with great pomp- The town as en- fete
with flags and bunting futtering IN the
breeze IN every direction
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

land, who is supposed TO defend the King
with a bow and arrow
Bringing up the rear were officers Of
the household. snoug them Lord Knoll
lys. the Kings private secretary ana
officers Of the household troops il full
uniform. Last Of all twenty Ye0men
Of the Guard
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
In Report for = airation.

capt John c. Macarthur. Twenty
Eighth Infantry, is directed 10 report 10
Brig. Gen ". A Kob5e, president Of the
army retiring board appointed to meet
FL 81 Paul, Mimi, for examination for
retirement
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-AH veterans Of the Cuban
Philippiue-ChinS campaigns, residents OF Wash
lEgtou. D. g. interested IN Organizing a local
camp Of SlaniSi-Arueriean war yeterszs, send
name, address. ETC.. 70 BOX 90 this offils
Veterans not Otherwise sfi lated preferred
ms
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
Continued from First Pagc.)

Broad Sanctuary and thence To The
north entrance of Westminster Abbey.
- cheering continued long after the
procession had entered the abbey
Shortly after the entrance was made the
guns al Hyde Park and the tower
doomed forth adding TO the enthusiasm,
and indicating that the ceremony was
fast approaching its consummation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
King Bears Up Well.

LONDON. Aug st is officially an
noGneed that the King has borne the
coronation ceremony very veil He Is
not suffering any fatigue.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
Ra bors gaa. Bdrglsvz.

The Earbcrs Of Sou .casi Washing
ton defeated the B-iEScy Bros last
evening. the score beiLr. II 90 iG The
Brinkleys gave the Barbors a close
shave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
Princes Repeat Oath.

Afts- me Archbishop the Prince OF
Wales advanced in the same manner
and kneIt before the King. As he did so
the other princes Of royal blood kneIt
and repeated after Prince Of Wales this
quaint Saxon oath:
I do become your Iege man Of life
and limb and Of earthly worship and
Iaith and truth viii bear unto you, to
live ard die against all manner Of folks
So help Ice Cod.
Then the Prince and the other princes
afterwars, advanced and kissed the
Kings cheek
Then the peers by dukes. Earquises,
earIs viscouuts, and bar0ns made the
same oath, and the head of each order
advancing touched the Kings crown with
his hand. IL token 10 support the royal
power. and kissed the Kings cheek.
While homage was being presented the
choir sang an anthem. after which the
trumpcts sounded, drums beat, and ey-
eryboGy shouted in chorus:
God save King Edward
Long live King Edward
May the King live forever.
They shouted it heartily and the sick
King on his throne smiled IN recog-
milton of their earnestness.
Growing the Queen.
The Archbishop of York then crowned
the Queen IN much the same manner as
The King had been crowned. but with a
less elaborate ritual As the crown was
placed on her head all the peeresses put
on their. coronets-
Then came an interesting incident IN
RAISING 10 her throne. which she took
without further ceremony. The Queen
bowed low before the King. in token of
homage.
When this part Of the ceremony was
ended the King and Queen delivered
their scepteTs to the cobIemea who hal
previously borne them and wen 20 the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.

ACADEMY, Rockville Nd, for boys; hons
iIie individual! care and instruction: terms
moderate Address W P. MASON. L = n a
lyi7-so
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

wouldn't have It. and compromised with
him by letting him carry a flag After
Dymoke walked the Duze or Wellington.
carrying the fouT-part banner Of taN
United kingdom. The duke had a boy
rage in nip stockings and lullc walking
behind 10 carry his coronet- The duke,
IS all other peers. wore g long crimson
robe with an eTuiae fur cape. All yorr
knee breeches and silk stockings, and
those who were entitled 10 sUch q dec
Grafton wore cOnspicu rus garter on the
I left leg below the knee.
Keeper Of Gown jewels.
Neu cane the vice chamberl--fn Of the
household and behind him the keeper OF
the crown jewels carrying two ruby
rings and a little sworS on cushion
Then four Knights o. the Garter. who
later we're to hold Csnoay over the
King. Each had a page 10 carry his
coronet. After them we're The lord
Chamberlain. the lord steward. the pTesi-
dent OF the council. and the lord 5Tivy
seal. The last was Mr. BaIfOUr- whose
( ceremonial duties. usually OF alui5at far
/ ciaI inconseCuence. today gave bin a
better place than he would have re
, Ceiyed as prime minister and virtual
ruler OF TIE Empire a rFf-
Following the premier walked. big. red
faced Lord AshbouTne, looking imposing
as Lord Chancellor OF Ireland He was
attended by q purse bearer ana a page.
the former being a survival OF the good
old days when people had more money
than they coUId carry With him was
{ the Archbishop Of York in Episcopal
robes Next 20 him was Earl HalsEF-Ty.
short. tat. and good-tempered looking,
who IS lord high chancellor. lie also
( had 2 purse bearer. Af--r him was The
Archbishop OF Canterbury attended by
+ two gentlemen.
Groups of MOBILES
Next came q group Of no5les. among
whom we're the Earl CT Gosfo7l, the
Duke Of Rczburge and Lord Harris,
carrying regal.a belonging 10 the Queen.
Che had an livery rod with dove on
/ top OF it, another q sceptre with cross
and third. the Queens crown sey
( were attended by seTgeants Cs
I presumably 10 protect the ve'G8ar=s-
Then after a brief interval came the
. Queen walking slowly her great train
stretching for Yards down yE,. aisle
On either side Of her w14i5s---55 5ishCT
and her train vas borne py he Duchess
I OF BUccieuch. mistress CT the robes. and
/ six young uobIcrneH. Following The
+ Queen we're four titled ladies' in waiting
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

only allowed to remain OF the King S
shoulder a few moments.
Minor ceremonies, presenting the King
with spurs, sword, a ring, scepter, and
orb. we're then performed. The King
was eniOined to be so meTcifGl that
You be not too remiss, SO execute justice
that you forget not mercy, punish the
wicked. protect and cherish the Just, and
lead your people in the way wherein they
should 60"
Placed Crown on Kings Head.
The ceremony had been long. but never
tedious, ard we now approached its cul-
minatiou. The Archbishop, standing be-
fore the altar, took the crown in mis-
hands and prayed God TO crown the King
with all princeIy virtues. The King.
who had knelt during this prayer. seated
himself again In the chair and the Arch
bishop. attended by other Bishops and
the dean, advanced to where the King
sat, and the Archbishop very slowly
placed the crown on the Kings head.
There was absolute silence and then the
moment the crown touched the King
brow everyone shouted loudly and well
together. God save the King" The
heralds blew their trumpets and out
side guns fred a salute At the same
moment the peers and the kings-at-
arms put on their own coronets.
The tumuIt OF shouts lasted some
moments When 1t had subsidized the
Archbishop prayed and the choir sang
the following strain: BE Strong and
Play the Man: Keep the Commandments
OF the Lord thy God and Walk in His
Ways"
Then when the King had been pre-
scented with q Bible and blessed by the
Archbishop. the choir spiEitedly sang the
TIE Deum." while the King returned 20
the chair on the dais near the throne.
Enthroning and Homage.
By this time the King was showing
signs Of fatigue and was holding his lips
tightly together. IN spite OF omissions
the service demanded a good deal Of
moving about. Now the Archbishop and
Bishops and various peers in their robes
escorted him to the throne on the dais
and lifted him iHto it. They then ar
rayed themselves on either side and the
Archbishop read an exhortation-
Next came the picturesque ceremony
OF doing homage Formerly every
Bishop and noble did Individual homage.
but that was before George III doubled
the peerage and Queen Victoria doubled
it again. and today for brevity one did
it for his whole order
First the Archbishop kneIt before the
King and as the Bishops kaelt in their
places the Archbishop promised to be
faithful and true to his sovereign lord
and acknowledge service for the lands
held Of the King in right of the church
Then the Archbishop kissed the King on
the right cheek.
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80 ii ! e q.

A bIshop supported he King on either
side and SIX ncblemen bore his train.
There followed a group OF other mobiles,
among them the Duke Of Bucgleuch,
general Of the Archer Guard OF Scot
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
RAILROADS LOSS BIZ
SHORTAGE OF CARS

NEW YORK. Jan ia Peansy.-
vania Railroad Official has compiled
statistics showing that $50 Co freigh.
cars we're bulk il this country last
year. Notwithstanding this enor-
nous addition to the transportation
facilities OF The country. Il Is estimat-
I'd that the railroads OF the country
have lost more than s5o0a0. 600 BE-
cause Of the scarcity Of freight cars
Nearly all Of the Eastern lines have
received offers OF . per cent more
traffic than they could handle Erery
railroad Of Importance IN the United
States has complained Of shortage
OF freight cars.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
The Disputed Name Of tn. War.

The Confederate Veterans, in their
annual convention IN Louisville decid.
ed that the war of 1868 should be
known rs the war between the
states" This is the name that AleIau-
der II. Stephens favored. and il is the
one generally used by the people OF the
south in speaking OF that war. the
northern people calling ii the rebellion.
Strange IL is that neither name is cor
rect definition OF the event. All know
that there was no rebellion. States that
had sovereignty could not be guilty Of
rebellion. Neither was II war be
tween the states, but actually a wal
between two governments made up OF
states. Some writer's call ii Il civil war
yet it was not a war between citizens
In their civil capacity but. as before
said. a war between regularly organ
lied governments. There Is. In fact. ne
concise way of naming the conflict;
hence these misnomers. Possibly the
best title would be the simple one OF
calling it by the years of its beginning
and cloSe-namely. the war Of 1914
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22

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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
Her Electric Spark.

Miller
The young lineman twirled his hat In
bis hands IN an agitated manner and
spoke in voice that seemed to have Q
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"Miliie. the fact is I-I-there's some
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And loves current flowed unobstruct-
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that, etc.-Chicago Tribune.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
A Little Boys Life Saved.

have few words to say regarding
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he threw up" and then | thought
sure he was going TO choke to death.
We had to pull the phlsgm out of
MS mouth in great long strings.
am positive that if had not got that
bottle Of cough medicine. ny boy
would not be on earth today-Joel
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