The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
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.,, Already Discussing the
/ ME- for the Growing of
King George.
DAY MOST os nn o,,oc,,>-
LIKELY TO BE CHOSEN
H. Are Many, However, Who
T,uld Have Coronation on
Kings Birthday.
.,.ny MARY MANWARING.

lady MARY MANWAR1NG.
I, cable 10 The Tribune
|.SDoy, June s5.-The next srea'
.,,ondant on a change OF mon
N h. the coronation of kinf
Already discussion as TO th'
z. as,e of the crowning of George
Two dates arc mentioned
!, rnpirc day, and June 3. Tho
sIrthday. The former seems t'
An most general favor not onl!
=, ,smuchout the empire as well
~ have been received welcoming
&c nst as,Ion from Canada. India
ssSc.'' s3sscs and Australia. Canadians
sI'"n rs delighted. For the ca
sly ..anle arE generally a better ia!
W. chosen because for manS
~. w. a has been pre-eminenuy the
III Canadian holidays. IL has
Grst holiday after the winter
u md Is regarded as the lorna.
- =. ~ the summcr season. Should
-, ~ bc chosen for the coronation
e.s.ho-s,e plans than usual VIII
~. ~ made for its celebration
-, canada. and the holiday vii
..,h ,sIe ON a deeper significance,
~ t'. :. II would both the birthday ol
= Victoria and the coronation OF the
- oyereign, .,: h,u,,
r-sdoner. gave his view upon tne
al and spoke of it with enthusiasm,
. :. toronation of his majesty is to
81, on any date near that OF Em
4 t,T I certainly think" he said. III
a i most happy event II the
4 o,nmonial was fixed for a day
q i beInc more and more associated
s N. broader aspects OF empire and
[r As the years pass the signtti-
= N Empire day increases rapidly,
4 nronalion to which every subject
. IA king will look forward with In
= fnisrsst. will assume additional sig
<ssss Il II takes pace OH Empire day,
A ro one better understands the en-
4 nan his present majesty
4 saith Africa Empire day is already
10. holiday, and the suggestion -
|--rs supported. The Rand Daily
q Eperts the proposal In a leading
Ia urging that the arrangement
"a hye preaching influence both
[hfhnd and in the domlnions, and
Ia e peculiarly fitting in view of the
"a remarkable acquaintance with the
"a irsas OF the empire over which he
Queen Mary's Health.
fs= Mary is beginning TO feel the
m trzln that she has gone through
~ 10 past few weeks, and IS very
|f5s 70 take as complete q rest as Is
q for some little time TO CONC.
b Fat reason she is seeing no one
I'd he members of her own family
: .us or two especially intimate
- Her majesty has always en-
~ t7y robust health. and this has
WED Of recent years. She had, how
q veY sincere affection for the
= hug and the shock OF his death
I Injected her rather considerably.
g King George, aher majesty has no
y whatever for foreign travel, and
rs declined 10 listen to suggestions
y i1ye been brought before her re-
70, that she should pay private
% lhe continent for a time. and
\ 9eH the next few months at Wind
Bsr!on Manor and Balmoral, in The
nned. She proposes, however. al
int convenient opportunity to travel
51aostairs, in order 10 inspect the
p 70 which Prince Henry has been
Hers Of Europe's Monarchs.
.allu Indeed arc the heirs OF many
1s0pss nonarchs. Our own heir APP
" only is: the tsareyltch OF RUS
z nus sixth year; the Crown Prince
80 o. Italy Is 5; Prince Leopold OF
u ,; King Alfonso's heir Is but
~ zoe pride Of Norway, the Crowu
Visirls not yet Z. Prince Boris
r.ssns Is IL, and the heir to the
y q Saxony Is II. Youngest of AL
nss Jullana OF the Netherlands,
] DuI baby OF about l3 months
= MINOR ruling houses. the heir tc
mol yet S; Saxe-Cphurg- -Gotba,
;a sa1e. .Altenburg, 10. On the other
To oioest heir TO any throne Is
Leopold OF Bavaria, who is In his
About Lord Lonsdale.
Loasda!e, whose name has been
iii eVIe The public lately in connec-
,m the terrible disaster AT tho
,.'en inmes, which he OWLS, has
n Englond's best all round
~, ana there is not much cxag.
~ VI l9e description, for his lord
n "a shoots, yachts, motors anC
l III ~ an expert slipper Of gray.
- p 's chief love, perhaps, is fol
r,i ik IN the nineties Lord Ions.
q bet with Lord Shrewsbury
would drive twenty miles I'm rec.
~ st,t III spite OF the roads being
nss sI,n ,a snow, Lord Lonsdale won
- Psls@ 90 lraverscd was that be,
5raras sae and Crawley, His lord.
nd iour-in-haud the first nv,
- a Ipr another five, rode pos
M pa,r Tor the next five AM
= t,,, mo Total distance In nfty-ny,
Will Visit Berlin.
Va, 'u,,,nhllely settled that the frs
4s,sn " w. Ne paid by King Georg,
NJ mar? 10 foreign court shaI
- ,la", - and his majesty gave /
i d. mat effect 10 the kaiser be
n,eelsS az iett this country. 1t 4
fbs ,n,.at .nat his visit Will take pIac,
ik ,u.ufnn Of next year. and IL 4
. e,y a' n Their maJesticg Will hal
" NJ y, 'wo In Paris as Tho guest
rsra, PRESIDENT before they re,nrn E.
aAln ,6c iils majesty proposes L
~ and ~ custom OF the late Kin
pal co,,., " Visit In turn each Of III
NJ and Oh Europe as opportunIt
.1.s IN anlong those capitals tina
"a. ''sl' laier are Madrid an
o.. Objects to a King.
Is 7aIp royal princess Nro . ,,os
Il an,,I,he ,he king IL causing a GOO
F pnitv III official circles because
s!nble %nu oa III every way L high
'EE decl,nnnSort, the young lad
~ giving rs 10 think for a me-
Srg or cso, mer hand In marriage [
sow, w"wh prince Of Europe. Sh
~ sho u S,idl she will never VIC
and mn !. likely to be called TO
i've m,, eSVer. ~ she rosolutely +,
rs low. .' OF England. Beyond ii
lhe foc, oi England and a qui,
noblelnan mat she and n ccrtai
e d ono l ~ OF ancient lineage ar
Ind, aro ~ ,he most stately hom,
and wc,e ueeply attached 10 eat
,eud be q, 'hey but ordinary mo
te tx a'' engaged couple. Eve
hl ayn,n chhncc that the bio,
a the br,,c ne allied with the bl,
NJ Mary HIrislsh II aristocracy.
ssn, and hn'Iling III not thorough
!" NerythIn.a mug q great contempt 4
mat does not bear Il