The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-05-13
KING GEORGE Y
NOW ENTHRONEO
NEW RULER PROCLAIMED soVER.
EIoN WITH GREAT PoMP
AND CEREMONY.
Impressive Program Carried Out Ae.
eording 10 English Custom and
Traditions, the Formslitles Re.
calling Days Of the
Middle Ages.

Wluult ayes
London George v was proclaimed
King throughout the empire ON Mon.
day. with all the traditional ceremony
Of centuries. In Dublin the Ulster
king alarms read the proclamation IN
the presence OF Lord Aberdeen lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland. aud Lady Absr.
deem.
The country is now beginning to re-.
sumo Cos normal life. the kings carr.
est desire being that except on the
day Of the funeral of Edward WI,
which is fixed Tor May 90. the nat onal
mourning should lnnIct no uunrcos.
nry sacrifices upon the people
Premier Asqulth and Reginald Nc.
Kcnna. first lord of the admiralty ar
rived ln London Monday night other
members OF the cabinet aud officials
holding important positions under tue
government are fastening TO the car.
ltal
King llaakon and Queen Maud OF
Norway were met nt the station Mon.
day nlrht by King George and Queen
Mary. aud young Prince Olaf threw
bis arms around his uuclca neck The
party drove Immediately to BucNng
ham palace. whore they viewed the
body ~ the late king. A brief rcllg
ious service was held In the chapel
King George. in u letter TO the the
atrlcal managers, expressed wish
that the thcaicrs reopen until The day
" the funeral, ON account Of the mum
bor ~ people that would be- thrown
out Of work by the closing OF the
houses This plan will be- carried out
win the time honurcd ceremony Of
brilliant and impressive character
George V was on MONDAY publicly pro
claimed king Of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain aud Ireland. and the
British domlnlons beyond the seas. de-
lender Of the faith, emperor OF India
Sharply at the stroke Of nine. -four
horalds arruyod In medieval uniforms
NJ scarlet. heavily braided with gold.
mounted the balcony Of the Friary
court at st. James palace. where
queen Victoria presented herself 10
The people upon the opening Of her
memorable reign, and blew fanfare
through their long silver trumpeis.
The heralds having concluded theil
vuttcs --hr-uniecrs- N amF.- chf6r -of
whom Is the Duke ~ Norfolk. the
hereditary earl marshal and chief hut
Ter Of England. took their places on
the balcony. forming great hcraidic
company. Sir Alfred Scott Scott Cat
~, garter principal king Of arms. with
The Duke of Norfolk and two Officers
bearing the slaves of Office. stepped
Ia the front Of the balcony. aud In
voice which could be- heard across the
court and In the streets adjoining
read the proclamation while great
throngs stood uncovered In q drlllllnr
rain The duke aud Sir Alfred then
called for three cheers Tor the King
and the people responded with fairly
drafcnlnE hurruhs. which were VI
fenced only hy the temperance ut
The herads. who sounded another
fanfare
The last note hardly had died ava,
when the band nf the CullWrrlm
guards, which had taken mp q position
In the square struck up God Save
the King The young princes from
their point Of vantage In the windows
NJ Marlborough house stood with their
hands at salute, and the officers aud
troops stood AZ attention As the ua.
tiOnal anthem was concluded the Il Nj
gun OF the battery In st. James park
bolchcd forth royal salute. and the
people In the square and streets at
the same moment took up the refrain,
God Save the King"
This probably was the most impros
siyc part Of the ceremony, the foryeut
singing Of the crowds growing In vol
umo az more and more singcrs Joined
In, while NJ minute intervals the guns
half drowned the chorus Meanwhile
the royal standard had been hoatcd
over Marlborough house indicating
that the king was In the royal resi-.
doncc, ana nags upon the public of
fees throughout the city were raised
To the masthoads.
The Duke of Norfolk and Sir Alfred
Scott ScottGatty. the on Gers OF state
and others of the distinguished com
pany In Frlary court continued In
their positions until the people, having
concluded the singing Of the national
anthem, turned towards Marlborough
house aud renewed their cheers Tor
the king, ~ mpse OF whom was
caught as he stood al the window with
Queen Mary M his side, \ moment
later his majesty lowered the blind
The ceremony hero was OF long dura
ton and more elaborate, the city of
London 10 this day retaining its an,
Client privilege N barring tho entrance
Of the kings men TO the square mile
In which It's Officers rule.