The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
 ROYALTY IN
 TRONDHJEM Gather for Coronation of
 King Haakon. CHRISTIAN OF DENMARK THERE William J. Bryan Will Be Spectator
 at Ceremonies. Special Embassies Received At the Palace, After Which King and Queen Lunch With Prince and
 Princess of waies.
CHRISTIAN OF DENMARK THERE

al yacht Danneborg, with Prince Chris tian of Denmark, brother of King Haakon, on board, and the steamer Trompa. carrying the special Dutch embassy to the coronation of the King of Norway, entered the harbor early this morning whereupon another loud canonade woke the few who remained asleep in the city. The sky was over cast and owing to the fact that a few drops of rain fell at intervals, and scientifically inciinde insisted that these endless artillery saiutes are proving rain makers and will eventually spoil all the pretty decorations of Trendn- jem.
 The palace was astir early as 1t had been planned to receive there the spec fal French, American, Italian, Austrian and Dutch embassies in the order nam ed. commencing at 9:So a. m., before the King proceeded to the Danneborg to greet his brother.
 The special American Ambassador Charles N. Graves. the Minister of the United States to Sweden, supported by Major William w. Gibson, Military At tache at St. ePtersburR, and Lieutenant Commander John 1T. 5ippons, Naval Att tache at London. and attended by the Norwegian officers assigned to escort them, drove to the palace shortly after nine. After a brief wait King Haakon received the embassy and gave the Americans a cordial welcome. express ing his pleasure at their presence and the most friendly feelings for the Unit ed States.
 Diplomatic Receptions.
 The diplomatic receptions continued gathered in front of the palace and watched the arrival and departure or the embassies.
 King Haakon and Queen Maud Iunched aboard the British royal yacht Victoria and Albert. which yesterday brought the Prince and Princess or Wales and their children here.
 The first vessels Of the fleet of ex- cursion steamers are arriving. adding their crowds to the city and increas- Ing the large fleet in the harbor.
 King Faaakon boarded the Dapne- borg at ii o'clock and welcomed his brother, Prince Christian. When the King reached the ship the German cruiser Prinz Adalbert. carrying Prince Henry of Prussia, the special repre- sentative of Emperor William, arrived and there was another series of sa- lutes.
 King HaAkon escorted Prince Chris tian and his suite ashore where a guard of honor was drawn up, after which the King went out to the Prinz Adalbert Prince Henry received the King then returned to shore. Prince Henry landed early in the afternoon ton. The arrangements were similar to those of the Prince and Princess of Wales reception.
 William J. Bryan has arrived here to attend the coronation.
 Program of Coronation.
 According to the program for the coronation ceremonies the King and Queen will leave the "Stiftsgaard." the residence of the Provincial Governor, for the Cathedral at II o'clock. They will be accompanied by members of the court and the stan in attendance All the church bells will begin ringing and continue until their sovereigns have arrived at the Cathedral.
 At the pavilion before the Cathedral their majesties will be received by the Bishop of Trondhjem, accompanied by the Bishops ot Chrlstiana and BorEen and the clergy present. The Bishop of Trondhejcm will greet them with the words God bless you, coming in and going out from now to all eternity" To the sound of music the procession will enter the cathedral In the follow Ing order:
 Clergy, bishops, coronation commit tee of the state, the gentlemen who are to act during the coronation, supreme adJutInt and adjutants of the King, the Kings private secretary, the secretary of the royal household office. the chief of the royal household and high stew ard and the King and Queen. the baa- ner of the Kingdom carried by the ad- mirsl and general in command first lady of honor to the Queen, ladies in attendance on the Queen.
 When all have taken their places the music will cea5e and the service begins. II F-l,. g.F .7I first line of hymn after which the and choir accompanied by organ and orchestra will sing the first verse of this 1ymn
 sermon by Bishop.
 The bishop of Christiana read the confession, the Bishop of Borgeh will recite the first two lines of the Te Deum. the six first verses of which will be sung by the congregation and choir. accompanied by organ and or chestra At the conclusion of the hymn. the bishop of Chrlstiana will mount the pulpit and deliver a sermon on Joel. chapter 2. verse 2l After the sermon a hymn will be sung by priest and choir. When the first part of the cantata has been performed the king will proceed to the throne stand Ing on a platform before the altar. the household officers grouping behind him.
 The supreme adJutant will remove the princely mantle from the king and place it on the altar.
 The chief justice of the Supreme Court will take the royal mantle from the altar and jointly with the bishop of Trondehjem place 1t over the shoul- ders Of the king. who will then kneel on tho devotional stool before the throne The Bishop Of Trondehjem wil take the anointment horn and anoint the king on the forehead and wrists, saving May the Almighty God anOInt you with His spirit and grace and give unto you the reign with wisdom. power and mercy that the name of God may be hall0wed, right and truth may be confirmed to the benefit and happi- ness Of the people and land"
 The King having arisen and placed himself on the throne. the Prime Min ster. Michclseu. will proceed to the al- tar aad tlkn the royal crown which he | ,onJointly witi the Bishop of Trondes- lem. will place on the head Of tho King while the Bishop will say the follow | ng prayer. Lord of Lords and King