The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-03
lLANS FOR THE CORONATION
BRAND
PREPARATIONS.
naanS MisstatsmsRIs Have Been Made
Regarding. EA RsRses Of Walters
kIag Prepares - DiRnsF for a2,-
oD0 chiidFsR Dsssriptisa st
whole Ceremony.

he efforts being made BY the city Tor
The coronation. There IL scarcely n
ntFsst through which the procession
eill pass but has been torn pp.
The newspapers. both here and In
America. are full Of mtsstatsments
concerning the cost Of seats TO view
the coronation professions and as 10
What the hotels will charge visitors.
Spectators and those having seats
20 sell are Eiving the impression that
there IL q tremendous demand on the
part Of rich Americans and other for
eignsrs. who are said TO be paying any
price asked in order 10 sse the show,
Ridiculous statements rs 10 the prices
paid for certain windows or seats In
Pieeadilly or elsewhere have been con
ssaRtly published.
To get accurate information on
these points . representative Of the
Associated PFeas has made n careful
canvass. inquirtng a. various points
along the route. He AseertAined that /
seats In the best positions In Pieeadil |
~. the most sought after situations. /
could n0W be had for from 9 10 20 |
EuinsAA. according 10 the room. This
was for the hFst days procession. FoT |
the second day the prices asked were |
from Tires 10 seven gaiHeaa. In Pail
Mall. whore the buildings ara mostly /
siubs and very few windows are 20 1
Ist. the prices are slightly higher, For /
the second days procession along The 4
strand the seats cost four 10 seven /
guiHeAs Al ST. Paals four huge |
stAnas stAnda will DO erected and the |
prices are FROM three 20 seven Euinoas |
On the south side u the river tho best
seats cost avs 70 seven EuineaS
The hotel situation. however. 10 less /
encouraging for intending visitors !
The managers os the Cecil. caflsion |
and Berkeley all said tina, they did no, |
have q single room for the coronation
Thanks perhaps TO the kings cram
pie. The poor are not being forgotten
The residents at Harrington have sup
plsmsntsd the royal dinner 10 the poor
Of that section by arranging a dinnsf
Tor ~ 90 children resident Ia that
borough. aud In many places members
ot the aFtstSctary are o1uriaE 20 aim
Harry snlsrtAln the poor % tho Vioin
ny II their oouniry places
Tho pope has granted the ca,holles
a. the British empire = dispeaAalina
fFom ahstinencs on Friday. June 81
tShs DAY after tho corunAtioni aud
also 90 Saturday. June -. which Is The
vigil u All sAlnts' day. 10 order that
they MAY participate IN tho national
FslolcinEn
The form % tho coronation service
an anAiiy amended and approved By
the kinE uaa announced Sunday. Il
consists Of 20 diHiiacy Eccsions The
kinE and queen will enter tho great
vest door q Westminster Abbey. 20
which . large canopled approach -
already bciaE erected. They wili b.
met By the shouts of the kings schol
ara OF Westminster school and by the
anthem. 7 Was Glad whon They Said
Uaso Ne. We VIII CO to the House Of
the LORD
Instead Of going direct to their
private prayer on the stools in front
Of their ehAira
Then the archbishop OF Canterbury
the Most Rev Frederick Temple. the
lord hiEh chancellor. Earl Halaoury
the lord high chamberlain the marquis
Of Cholmondnly. and the King Of arms
Sir Albert Woods. each In turn will
formally present the king. The lords
carrying the reEal.a will step up and
the dean Of Westminster. Very Rev
George Granville Bradley. will place
the regatta On tho altar The abbre
Waited iitAny and part Of the common
communion service viii follow. Then
the archbishop will recits the Sicsns
creed and The bishop 81 London. Right
Rsv. Arthur Wilmington Ingram. will
preach q short sermon. Just before the
sermon tho king. who 10 that stage Of
the ceremony will have been uneov
cred. will put on y cap ~ crimson and
veil trimmed with crmins
Then comes the oath taking. after
which the king will be anointed. TheH
the kings cap and crimson robe vii
be removed and four garter knight
will hold over him a rich pail OF allt
o. cloth OF gold: the dean Of westmin
ater will pour oil into a spoon and ther
the archbishop Of Canterbury vii
anoint the king. making tho sign o
the cross on top Of his majesty's head
thus conHecrating him king over thiI
people. whom tho Lord, your God. hath
given you to rule and govern"
The king will then kneel and th'
dean Of Westminster will invest hin
with the supertunica
Next will come the ceremonies
which caused 30 much discussion. In
eluding the presentation OF the swort
Of state. the standards. and then tn
sword win be placed In the king
right hand He will again be .diveste
Of the crimson robe and will be enve
oped In n purple robe Of state, and IN
archbishop Of Canterbury will give IN
sceptre 20 the king. while the lord c
the manor Of worksop supports IN
kings right hand and a ring is place
on his majesty's fourth finger.
Then will come the actual crow
ing. The prelata will take the crow
from the altar and place II on Kin
Edwards head; a fanfare Of trumpet
will be sounded and guns at the plae'
where guns are stationed will are D
lutes.