Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
DEPARTURE OF ROYAL PARTY.
Rode in Closed State Coach,
Wore Erimine Robes and
Were Bareheaded.
Ceremonies Very Elabnrafc.-First
Haakon and Then Maud Was
Crowned

ters of rain foil ..,,a .t,u, %, ......
or tho hord making It necessary To
wear oyercoas and winter clothing
The normal temperature jn the cath
drgI nroviou. 81, ,bo ..,,..,,..,. 49,.
..4.. e..
'' "'sI''N an" ~ was feared
mat many of those present would
carry away psipfuI aud LASTING 70.
r,irdcr %, ,,- ,...-.,...' -
'''' VI NlnS
"""N"h ana queen Maud, although
tho Norwegian cour, wisely RELAXED
the rules g,vor,ire Jr,.s
CITY ALL ALIVE.
rb. cu.. .,,... .3i...
wy .' "'''' a' "n carry houF
ing 10 the cathedral o..ro eiIe1 win
.,rogsllng lines Of people making Tor
, 'IH' 9'liils oi vantage from
u,u '' S,' ,h' members M the royal
cru WI, distinguished guests
,N... 'he 'ai"rdla. The doors n the
'a'''i were opened st 90 q. m and
! so'. alieTN3ias three bishops. ROBBED
! l n.e'N 'Hq Mhi.r drove un iu a
VasN'' -'ht pnae'on The crowd UNI
/ ,",,ltn "u'h '1' bishops entered the
'''''''''"
CATHEDRAL. FILLED
! 1915 m' No ,1aior.t, ~ ' .bs ot p,
lslors pad arrived and were seated
VIZ Women 'n evening costumes ann
'ail "l tne men h gIlghi uniforms
II,,u " Da' i's oi p'Is ne erect was
."ivSnA Ut s'l.' 'l INC hdii lshi i'
''' '''l WI ,le pIu c'ithcarai
.'"' S'a'' 'AHHulus oi'hS
W. .N'llt pplh 'l,e' oi inc building,
W. up'u u'I' Inc center on
~ - "oa u''Ntu pie" eNcrul pF
| t. ~ a,s auN leW chalrs
nov. .,-.l Wy ''i'llr' \ re1 carpet
/ fb- ,'',.' lS ~" u ,ut dlNl's ana
''" ""' F'-
Rfsuops Apprvp
Ihr arrival NJ the bishops was fol-
I'Ne1 by me appearance of a numbr.
'i priests, an ROBBED IN white. They an
,eItl ,he hoftn sanctuary 20 1880 and
formed semi-circie about The altai
aH1' WIN Dent heads, offered zap pray
''e Ioi we hlns ana queen. Their en-
"4N,e sHrhefd me crowd.
IA we meantime, lines %. soldiers ana
'dhdius place past the palace 10 The
cathedral entrance formed a lane to
we 'd'hrdIdl entrance.
Ttrr pNfu,ssrt,-
The rola. ana special embassies s0ou
gr.f Ws ~ M h. 81. 49,. 1','ils Anons lhr
Charles h. Graves. minister 10 Sweden.
ana ME-. Graves. Lieut. Commando,
JoAn Gibbons. the naval attachc 0f the
Wtrd states al London. and Mrs. Glb-
buls, ana MAJ william W. Glbson.
American military aiioche az ST. PETE
'isbliS Nho was accompanied by Mf.
ana Mfs. Bryan The crowd watched
'ht party WIN great e1ierest The
l,iuhs princes ana prlncesses were
ArfieI a- tley drove along The lane
'i troops ana band stationed 0pps.
ste The canopied portal Of NE q,
helfai played me NATIONAL anthem
lively or each country represent
l Dos Che arriving embassy and 40 the
anne lime The troops presented arms.
De- Prince ana Princess oi Wales el,.
cred last 40 1913 a. No. and their parts
~ suH DO thc street when pcals ~
t''s ron me Gus iAarNAes announced
cave he n9iaHe ey '' M 'i ,i-,n 10
enss crowds vailed The ilne OF troops
A'eudel from ue.9N tHe palace into
De- bisecl'uS siItct' and 90 t.e ca
I. rlral "Atfe near me entrance stood
d. lilhlnts which had been erected f0l
be- more fortunate OF The public.
ZINC Avn army s.r,pr
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.i,y hi arranging tbe clITjarss ' s"i