New-York tribune., 1902-06-30
PRAYERS FOR KING.
SERVICES HELD IN ENGLISH
CHURCHES.
BONFIRES ARE To BLAZE TONIGHT
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
KINGDOM.
KINGDOM.

fCopvrisht 1902: Ey The Tribune AssociauonJ
,s,.r,.1 - The Nev-Yorl Tribune by French cabls>
London June so. a m.-"God save the Ains
was sung with intense fervor in all Anglican
churches throughout the country yesterday
The principal service of intercession was con-
ducted at St Pauls Cathedral, where there was
a vast attendance of the general puphc anu
representative gathering Of governments anu
colonial officials The Duke and Ducness ol
connaugbt with the Princesses Victoria anu
Patricia and Prince Arthur of Connaught' occu-
,,.6 front rows of seats under the dome. and .
near them were Lord and Lady Lansdowne' IN
Catholic churches high mass was celeorateo sS
usual hut by order of Cardinal Vaughan prayers
for the Kings recovery were added inns was d
novel departure in Catholic ritual Monsisnor
Merry Del Val. the Papal Envoy conducted
sneciaI service of fntercession at Brompton ora-
tory in the afternoon. The Spanish Ambassador
| ,,as nresent and all the leading Roman Catnohc
| earri1;ss in London were represented Lazy
! ,,-,ar vas also included in the congregation
! put II is understood that the Canadian Premier
! was unable TO attend owing TO slight Ihuisp'-
! ;+ion Tho Queen accompanied by princess
/ Victoria the Prince and Princess OF wales
/ Prince and Princess Charles OF Denmark Srince
| and Princess Christian, Princess Victoria Oh
! e,n,as,-is, F4oIsteiu the Duke and Duchess OF
! 1tfa princess Louise, the Duke of Argyll the
! T,rLa of Cambridge, Princess Henry OF Batten-
| hers tbe Duke and Duchess of Teck ana othef
| members OF the royal family. attended olVne
! ,,c. IN the private chapel of Marlborough
! House As the Queen left the building she was
respectfuIly greeted by large crowd OF l'e0ple'
This was her majesty's first appearance IN pup
,i si,c. ihe King became seriously Ill, and IT
was regarded a 4 good omen
creat Britain will be ablaze tonight LORD
Cranborne in his capacity as chairman OF the
bonhres committee. has decided that as tns
King is RAPIDLY getting better the moment Is
,ost annropriate for public rejoicing. and MS
suggestion that the coronation bonnres shouio
he lighted tonight will most assuredly De coil-
lid With throughout the length and breadth OF
tho country No decision has been arrived at IN
regard 10 the illumination of London, but as
-, g q dispositfon everywhere TO show signs
.. raioic;Ds Lord Cranborne's hint will prooaolS
NO, he lost on the metropolitan authorizes. NO
bulletin was issued from Buckingham Palace
last night owing to the satisfactory condition OK
the King.
II would seem that in royal circles tneIe u q
definite idea as TO the approximate date OF the
/ coronation telegram from Copenhagen states
/ that the Queen has invited the officers or the
Danisb Hussar Regiment. who called at Buck
i,gban, Palace 10 bid farewell. to return 10
London AT the end of September for the corona
ton.
According to another Copenhagen telegram.
the Danish royal family has received intorIna-
,ion from buckingham Palace that all danger
of a fatal termination Of the kings illness Is
absolutely over.