Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

master and twelve watermen. The carriages
will then follow:
First-sir Acland Hood. Sidney Robert
Grevilie and Hon. Mary Dyke and Hon.
Sylvia Edwardes. maids Of honor to the
queen.
second-Lord Knollys. the kings private
secretary; Sir d. NJ. Probyn, keeper Of the
kings privy purse. and Hon. Victor Chris
tian Cavendish, treasurer Of his majesty's
household.
Third-Aord2 Colvine Of cuieross. lord
chamberlain to the queen; Field Marshal
Lord Wolseley, Vice Admiral Culme-Sey-
mour and Hon. Charlotte KnolIys, lady Of
the bed chamber TO her majesty.
Fourth viscounta Churchill. a-lord-in-
waiting; the carl Of Pembroke, lord stew
ara Of his majesty's household; the dow
ager countess Of Lytton, lady Of the bed
chamber to the queen. and the duchess
Of Buccleuch. the mistress Of the robes.
These carriages are followed BY the per-
sonal sthf to the commander in chief. Lord
Roberts. mounted: aides-de-camp to the
king. consisting Of ten colonies Of volun-
teer regiments; seven c~olonels Of yeomanry
regiments ana nine colonies Of militia
regiments. Nearly ali the above aides are
members Of the peerage. Following them
come the honorary Indian aides, including
Pertab Singh and the maharajah Of
Gwalior, then seventeen colonies Of regu-
lars, ten naval marine aides, General Sir
Alfred Gaselle, Admiral Sir Edward Ho-
bart Seymour, General Lord Kitchener, the
headquarters stan Of the army, Lord Rob-
erts, the commander-in-chief twenty five
OF the yeoman guard, six extra equerries to
the king, seven Misunderstanding. an
escort Of colonial cavalry. and escort of
Indian cavalry and an escort Of the royal
horse guards.
Then comes the state coach convey
ing their majesties. attended by the duke
OF connaught aud Prince Arthur Of Con-
naueht, followed by the royal standard and
an escort. M
After these come the luke OF Buccleueh.
captain general OF the royal company Of
archers: Earl Waldegrave. captain of the
yeomen of the guard. and the duke Of
Portland. master OF horse, followed BY the
eQuerries- In waiting and the royal grooms.
The rear division consists OF an escort
Of the royal horse guards and the. reserve
squadron, cf the Second life guards .
C1ouas sfor
LONDON. Aus. s.--The London daily
newspapers, who vent to press q couple
Of hours earlier than is customary this
morning, are almost entirely given up to
descriptions Of the coronation. programs,
sketches and articles. on the great event.
Alfred Austin, the. poet laureate, and John
Davidson have both contributed coronation
odes.
The weather Is hne, but rather cloudy.
There 10 promise OF cool breezes, periods
of fair weather and passing local showers.
The exodus OF society people from London
has caused many vacancies among the AL
lotted seats In the abbey. These have
been given 10 officials Of governmental
departments. It Is said that 200 tickets
TO the abbey issued. to members Of the
House OF Commons were returned yester-
day. These included the tickets sent to
the Irish members Of the house, who have
gone TO Dublin. andatne unoccupied House
oT Oommuns seats viii 20 ss~sa - 5SsS557s
from south Africa colonial representa-
tives. etc. The early trains to london are
bringing thronss pf people from the
suburbs. t
Crowds already line the route of the pro-
~ceBsion. which has been closed by the DO
lice to wheel trafhc. with the exception Of
those vehicles the occupants Of which are
provided with tickets 20 westminster abb
Boy or thefofpcia Mahdss The troops gre
marching inrfkom heir camps on the out
skirts o. the metropolis or are taNkag
trains from more distant points and are
taking up their Positions
sIMLA. India. Aug. ~p.-salutes we're
fred here this morning and coronation
services were. held In the churches
throughout India. It Is believed that the
proposed visit to Delhi for the coronation
durbar. January 1. 1903. OF the duke Of
connaught, brother 20 King Edward, has
been decided upon. ~ -