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minister and other bishops, all OF
whom. IL should be remembered, are
peers of the realm.
On coronation day the procession OF
bishops. headed by the archbishop of
Canterbury. will form immediatel!
out de the west door Of the church
and wait till notice Is given Of the ap-
proach OF the king and queen. when
they shall begin to move into the
church. Their majesties are 10 be
greeted by the singing OF an anthem
by the choir Of Westminster. Com
piled and curtailed from the official
book mentioned. the procedure OF
browning and amounting King George.
with many incidental details necessa-
FLY omitted. Is as follows:
Presenting the King.
The king and queen pass into the
theater OF the church. walk past their
thrones and kneel at the south side of
the altar. where they make brief pri-
vate prayers. Then they SIT down In
chairs provided for them. The arch
bishop. the lord chancellor. the lord
high constable and the earl marshal 60
in turn TO each side Of the church
"and at every of the four sides shall
in a loud voice speak TO the people.
and the king in the meanwhile, stand
ing up by his chair, shall turn and
shew himself unto the people at every
Of the four sides Of the theater" as the
archbishop says:
"Sirs. l present unto you King George.
the undoubted king Of this realm.
Wherefore all you who are come this
day to do your homage and service.
are you willing to do the sameT'
"God save King GeorgeT loud and
repeatedly cry the people. Then the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

Sued For Breach Of Promise; Suicide.
Bethlehem, Pa, June lS.-Sued for
breach Of promise by a girl Of his own
age, flfteen-year-old Paul Hagen, OF
Coopersburg, drowned himself In the
Lehlgh canal here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
Two BUILDINGS Destroyed.

Pursyllle. Pa. June IA severe
electrical storm visited this section
last night and a number Of buildings
were struck and badly damaged. The
reformed church at Orwigsburg was
struck and burned. residence at
Llewellyn was also burned as result
OF being fired by lightning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
ioh,nlno Kills Two al Ball Game.

Johnstown, Pa, June l3-John Ham
ilton, forty-fve years old. and August
Launtz, forty years old. were instantly
killed by lightning. and John McNulty
aged slxty-fve years. was badly shock
ed while watching a game OF base
ball here. Hamilton was unmarried
but Launtz leaves a wife and three
children.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
American Girl Killed In London,

London, June 13.-The little daugh
ter of Marshall Roberts, and grand
daughter Of the late Marshall o. Rob
erts. OF New York, was killed in an
elevator accident at her fathers resi-
dence in Grosyenor square. The girl:
head was jammed between the eleya
tor car and the wall and II was neces
sary TO demollsh the wall before the
body could be liberated
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

book has been published-to tell
In detail just how King George
V. and Queen Mary Of England
Will be crown and enthroned In West
minister abbey on the 22d Of June in
the midst OF a splendid gathering Of
princes. mobiles and ecclesiastics, with
as many spectators as can gain access
to the great hall
A little volume issued "by command
Of the king" gives the exact service
and ceremony Of the coronation. It Is
titled 1.-THE Form and Order Of the
Service That Is to Be Performed and
OF the Ceremonies That Are TO BE OBJ
served In the Coronation Of Their
Majesties King George V. and Queen
Mary In the Abbey Church Of ST. Pc
ter. Westminster. on Thursday, the
Twenty second Day OF June. l0l1'
The length OF the title indicates the
duration Of the ceremonies. which are
long drawn out According to the
Table Of Contents" In the book, here
is what takes place:
/. The preparation: 2, tho entrance into
the church: g. the recognition; 4. the Lit
any; 8. the beginning Of tho communion
service: G. the sermon; :. the oath; s. the
amounting; 9 the presenting Of the spurs
and sword and the girdns and oblation CT
the said sword: TO- the investing with the
armll and royal robe and the delivery OF
the orb: Ii. the investure per annulum et
baculum: Il. the putting on Of the crown
IS. the presenting OF the Holy Bible; H.
the benediction: l.. the differentiation; l6'
the homage: Il. the queens coronation'
IS. the communion: 10. the TIE Deum; 20
the recess
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
Wllkes-Barre Feels Full Force OF
Electrical Storm.

Electrical storm.
Wilkes Barre. Pa, June l3.-Death
and destruction followed in the wake
Of one OF the most severe electrical
storms which has visited this valley
for years.
A bolt of lightning entered the
kitchen Of John Glowah's home al
Minors Mills and killed Andrew. an
eight-year-old son. Two other children,
aged three and five years. were terri
bly, burned about the body and their
condition Is serious.
James Benson, aged eleven years
Of Plains, was instantly killed by a
bolt of lightning while sitting In the
dining room. One side Of the room
was completely torn out. Many build
ings we're struck and live wires en-
dangered the lives Of pedestrians.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
H,Ils,ooss DAMAGE Pine Grove Trees

Pine Grove, Pa, June 10. - The
worst hallstorm ever experienced here
prevailed last evening Hailstones as
large as shellbarks fell, fruit trees OF
all KINDS and vegetables suffered. and
the los will be heavy. Window panes
were broken.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
Archbishop's Busy Day.

The Rev. Randall T. Davidson, arch
bishop of Canterbury and as such the
highest prelate I'm the Church Of Eng
land, Is a highly important parsonage
on coronation day, for It is he who
crowns the king and conducts the
solemn ceremonies incident thereto
He is assisted by the dean Of West
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
Growing Of King George.

Now comes the climax moment Of the
ceremonies. Standing before the altar,
the archbishop takes the crown In his
hands and. laying 1t back upon the
altar, says. this being quoted from the
official book mentioned:
20 God. the crown OF tho faithful. bless,
we beseech thee. and sanctify this thy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
How King George
Will Be Crowned

Details of the Coronation Of Ensland's New Sovereign
and His Queen, June d, In Westminster Abbey
Form and Order of the Service and the Ceremonies,
Compiled Prom Official Sources---Solemn Rites At
tending the Function Archbishop of Canterbury
Personally Crowns His Majesty and Queen Mary.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
Potomac, Fredericks.
burg and Piedmont
Railroad.
TINE TAsLE No. Is.
In effect at A. n. October 18th. 1870.

Connections at Fredericksburg with H.. y. = -,
r. r. and Maryland. Delaware and Virginia hai',
way Co. At Orange with Southern X. H. ano
Chesapeake q Ohio R. X.
trains NAV BE- expected to arrive at or depart
from The several stations. tie time OF departure.
arrivals and connections ar not guaranteed. they
The o1Iy line to tho chsaesIIorsviiis and Wider
nass Battlenelds. $50.
Eastern Standard Time. Stations marked
n-t '''' n. MAsTELLER. sspssintsadsnt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

the gospel, the king says: THE things
which have here before promised
win perform and keep. So help me
God" Then he kisses the book and
signs the oath. He returns 10 his
chair, both he and the queen kneel. and
the archbishop prays. after which the
great lord chamberlain removes the
kings crimson robe and cap Of state.
King George goes to the altar. where
he sits in the chair that was occupied
by King Edward on a correspond
ing occasion. Over him four knights
Of the Garter hold a rich canopy OF
cloth Of gold. The archbishop anoints
the king with holy oil, on the crown
Of the head. on the breast and on the
palms Of both hands. The king kneels.
snd the archbishop blesses him.
The presenting Of the spurs and
sword follows the amounting. The dean
OF Westminster clothes the king with
the imperial robe, the lord great cham
berlain fastening the clasps. The
kings ring is put upon the fourth fin
ger Of his right hand by the archblsh-
Cd. who then delivers the scepter with
the cross into his majesty's right hand,
saying. Receive the royal scepter, the
ensign of klngly power and justice"
The scepter with the dove, "the rod
Of equity and mercy" Is placed by
the archbishop In the kings left hand
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

Three Are Killed; Allentown Flooded.
Allentown. Pa. June - Three men
were killed. much property damaged
and many business places flooded IN
the most severe electrical rain and
hailstorm Of many years
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED

We have buyers for real estate on
Potomac and Rappahannock Rivers.
List your property with Us at once.
Piedmont Real Estate Agency,
Il fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

and princes. The queen follows, and
they proceed In state into the chapel,
where his majesty is relieved Of the
royal robe Of state and reclothed in
his robe OF purple velvet. Their maj
estes proceed to the west door Of the
church. where they entered. all the
peers following, wearing their coro-
nets.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
Peace conuress at Rome.

Peace Congress at Rome.
Boston, June 13.-The date OF the
international peace congress In Rome
has been advanced from Oct. IL u
Sept. rs.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
DEATH IN STORM SUGAR TRUST HIT
Why Havemeyer'S Control
Was Broken.
WAS RUN ON SECRET PLAN
Vice President Says Founder Of Cor
poration Owned Only 1000
Shares Of Stock, But Dlctat.
ed Its Policy.

Washington. June 10 Control Of
the American Sugar Refining company
was taken away from the Hayenieyef
Interests by the New England stock
holders OF the company. who disllked
the secret methods OF Henry Have
meyer and were badly frightened by
government prosecution.
This was set forth by f. T. Atkins,
vice president and acting head OF the
corporation, at the opening hearing u
the investigation by the sepoial house
committee
The condition grew so onerous, the
witness said, that the New England
stockholders combined and obtained
control. When they did so In 1910 they
discovered to their great establishment
that II. o. Hayemeyer the presiding
genius OF the organization. had main
tanned his supremacy with only 2OOC
shares Of stock.
The holdings Of Mr.. Hayemeyer al
the time OF his death. MI Atkins said
were valued at about 100000, out OF
a total Of $9O,O0O.OOO in the American
Sugar Refining company.
That was a surprising discovery
he declared. 1T has been generally
supposed that Mr.. Hayemeyer owned
the greater part OF the stock"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

Thus end the coronation and en-
thronization Of the king. The cere
mony for the queen Is not so elaborate.
Queen Mary is anointed By the arch
bishop. four peeresses meanwhile hold
Ing over her n rich pail Of cloth OF gold
The ring Is put upon her finger and the
crown upon her head. after which all
the peeresses present put on their coro
nets. The presentation OF the scepter
and the ivory rod with the dove fol
lows, and the queen takes her seat
upon her throne. bowling reverently rs
she passes the throne Of her husband.
After communion the king descends
from his throne and. wearing the crown
and carrying the scepter and rod, goes
into st. Edwards chapel, followed by
a great procession OF bishops, peers
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

m 7 would require boOk-and that
book has been published-to tell
In detail just how King George
V. and Queen Mary Of England
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

THE REV RANDALL T. DAVIDSON, ARCH
BISHOP OF CANTERBURY, WHO WILL
CROWN THE KING AND QUEEN.
10 the king. first saying these words:
Our gracious king. we present you
with this book. the most valuable
thing that this world affords. Here
is wisdom. this Is the royal law; these
are the lively oracles OF God" The
Bible then Is replaced upon the altar
The differentiation.
Now comes the enthronizatlon, sec
ond only I'm interest to the actual
browning The king IS lifted into his
throne by bishops and other peers. all
the great mobiles standing about the
steps Of the throne. The archbishop
admonishes his majesty TO stand firm
and establish your throne In right
eousncss. that II may stand fast for
evermore. Ike as the sun before him
and rs the faithful witness In heaven"
beginning with the archbishop. all
the princes and peers kneel before the
throne and VOW allegiance to the SOY
ereign, after which the archbishop
kisses the left cheek Of hls majesty.
The Prince OF Wales also takes the
VOW Of homage. and all the princes OF
the royal blood touch the crown on his
majcsty's head and kiss the kings left
cheek When the homage Is ended
the drums shall beat and the trumpets
sound and all the people shout, crying
out: "God save King George! Long
live King George May the king live
forevprf'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15
JUNE SPECIALS

you kIe" ~" 49, If this Iot
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-06-15

Willard Thomson. Genl. Manager.
T. Muruoch. Genl. Freight d Pass. Agt.. Bali
more, Oct. 2sth. 1910.
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Here isPrOOf that Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound may be relied upon at this period:

Alton Station, Ky I want other suffering to know what Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done for me For months suffered from female troubles in consequence of my age and thought could not live. wrote you and after taking Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound feel like 1 thank you much for the good it has done me- Mrs Emma Bailey, R. R. No. T. Alton Station, Ky.
 Kewaskum, Wis.-"Your medicine was a blessing to what suffered for five long years from headache backache dizziness sleep, paptaton of heart and irregularities which at that period and sometimes continue for weeks at a time.
 "Ihave been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in dry form. 54 years old and do all my work. Mrs. Carl Dahlke, Kewaskum, Wis you special advice Mrs. Pnkham Lynn
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had winerooms and were told to dis mantle them without delay. In oth CTS slot machines were found and in others connections between the saloon and upstair lodging places All of these men got their orders.
 Going over the heads ol the com manding offices and then asking the chief for a list of those in com mand who were eligible Tor retire ment indicated. it is believed, that if it is possible the mayor intende to force some commanding officers to leave the department. It IS saic that the data which has been gath cred shows such conditions that the mayor felt warranted n askine the chief Of police to prepare the list.
 Mayor Harrisons action did no become known until he had left his office last evening and he couic not be found to discuss 1t.
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Every Housewife Should Have
 Copy

 By AE,y. Isnef lleklzs-is hili, EdifOref k6e B0st0n Cooking .Se4oof Jfaga-iHe
 The Cooks Book has been pre- pared at a cost of many thousands of dollars, in the interest of better and healthier cooking. It shows the way to reduce the cost of hv- ing. containing as 1t does over 90 thoroughly tested. tried and proven recipes that will be sneoessfHle7eyy fivse. if the few simple directions are followed.
 This is truly a wonderful book, showing as it does in hundreds of wavs how to tighten the good housewife burdens and solving bake-dav problems successfully. if really must be seen to be aP- nreciated, for the recipes are illus trated in natural colors. Those wbo have seen 1t, immediately say; "Its the best Cook Book I've ever seen'-ard yor VII too
 ., zee-re a copy of this valuable sas ,,5s1fnfsfy ire by attaching the - ce-ti6cafe packed in Z5-ceut -~,s of x C Baking Powder to tiiis an- s,-fisement, sending both to the A2e ~ ssrc Go. Chicage, H. "fite So1 ,,s,,.e and address plainly
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at present despise because they have been wrongly bestowed.
 Meanwhile genius is stsrying in it's garrss-sArving rRrecosnizsd. Painters, siagsss, wnsse~s. sstsrs, men Of science. have to sell their souls to make a living. Nothing. sir, in your empire is so cheap as brsizs and genius; Esthing so easily despised by the vulgar rich; nsthing SO tragieally misunderstood and dis regarded. You patrsni<s the turt and stimulate the multitude to sam ble on horses they never see. Your private tastes are nos nay coxceIz; ; but if you are the head of this na- tion you must make yourself ae- quainted with more than It's jockeys. The glory of kizgs in the past has been too much the glory of the sword and conquest. There is a greater glory within your reach. il you have courage and diseernnent."
 The biNer controversy which has ragged so long between anthVivisec- tionists and scientists has reached a further stage through the nrs attiture of Lord CroEer, wko Is president of the Research Defence society, in declining t9 resign the vice presidency of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. His holding of office in the two so- cieties was declared inconsistent by a resolution of a small majority at a meeting of the latter society.
 Lord Cromsr, in reply. declared that the magnificent results achieved by the experimental method in the direction of saving the lives and preserving the health of human be- ings and of animals had been proved conclusively. He considered it a calamity to accuse the members of a profession whose main work in life was to relieve suffering of being indifferent to the sufferings Of others. whether man or brute. Facts were distorted in order to hold up these men to the unmerited odiam of an uninformed public. Dur ing their experiments pain was prob ably not altogether absent. but t was reduced to a minimum. His duty and that of the Research Defence society he regarded as clearly to offer a strenuous opposition to any measures nltlIA N0AA1 ANNsN-N
 vance of knowledge.
 A notable accession to the strength of the auxiliary coast defense forces of Great Britian has just been made by the admiralty. It takes the shape of a new class Of naval reservists formed of the shippers of fishing trawIers. who are to be employed in time of naval hostilies in searching the shallow waters in the vicinity Of the ports and of fleets at anchor for mines. The total of this reserve has been fixed for the present at S0o, but 1t is expected that during war time the figure would be greatly ex- tended. The men are thoroughly acouainted with the coasts around the British Islands, and they are to receive a short annual training in their duties of mine-sweeping. Otherwise they are to be regarded as a non-combantant force.
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GOAPERS SAYS JUDGE
 SHOULD BE RECALLED
Impeachment the SubStitute in Distric. or Columbiai
 Wants Action

WASHINGTON, July 12.-lmpeaeh' nent of Justice Daniel T. Wright ot tbe supreme court of the District or Columbia was suggested to the sen ate third degree" investigating com mittee by Samuel Gompers. president of the American FederaeoD of Labor MT. Gompers' complaint was Sgalns' Justice Wright's course in the Buck Stove and Range company contempt proceedings against the federation or ficials-
 MT. Gompers told the committee that he knew the senate could not besin the impeachment proceedings and that he did not mean for the committee to take the initiative. Recall Would Do IL, He Says.
 q do know that if we had the re- call in the District of Columbia add ed NIT. Gompers. that Justice Wright would have been recalled before this.
 The impeaehnsns suggestion came at the close of a review of the con tempt proceeding waged in the local courts by the Bucks company against President Gompers, Vice Presiden' John Mitchell and Secretary Frank Morrison of the Federation of Labor.
 '-The sentences imposed by Justice Wright in that proceeding are un- parallel in the history of the juris- prudence of this country" declared Mir. Gompers. There is no other case on record where there was an imposi ton of more than six months impris onment upon any one found guilty Of contempt of couB."
 In the Debs case in which life was | lost. he said the sentence was ~ months. Tn a Iynching case from | Tennessee the chief offender was sentenced to ninety days in jail Thai was contempt against the supreme court of the United States.
 1fr. Gompers told of the institution of new proceedings by Justice Wright and added that as an alternative tC answering the charges an opportunity had beth given the defendants tc apologize.
 Not Ready to Apologize.
 Justice Wright will be much oldel before. I apologize" declared Comp CTS. T am not ready to apologize fol trying to help the poor devils who arr working and giviHg their services ts the country and getting SO little fo it. I am not conscious ef having vio lated any law or having harmed sn, man"
 He asked the committee to have [ law rassed to prt stop 10 kidnaplni of laboring men and their removal . other states for eial.
 If congress can regulate the trans portation of hogs." he said, it coul' prevent the unlawful taking in inter state commerce of individuas-"
 'lnfamous- ane -thiEd degree meth
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odsh were terms used by Ar. Comp CTS in denouncing the arrest of the MeNamara brothers and other laeor leaders at Indianapolis last April
 Nr. Gompsrs complained sE~Isst the manser of arrsstihg Johs J. Me Namara at Indianapolis and J. B. Ne Neaara at Detroit
 Wants Rights RssPestss.
 The right of the aeanest man ol our citizenship must be rssDectee, said Mir. GOnpsrs. T seed net ~sss that ro United States sesatsrs, Tor it is grounded into our systen of gov ersmeRt"
 There is not a maz in the Unites States except a workingmah against whom such outragee would be con mitted," declared Mir. Gompers. He compared the McNamara proceedings with the divorce proceedings of the rich. citing particularly the case "f .AEnioraire MelloRs sf Pittsburg,' in which proceeding a two days hearing was given a proposed witEess in New York before he was extradltes to Pennsylvania.
 Referring to the kidnapping of Haywood, Mover and PettiboRe from Colorado into Idaho, Mir Gompers said: What we should have done then was to have pursued the kie' napers"
 Senator Borah said that in the Me Namara case the question in his miRd was whether the court had jurisdic- tion and whether it had been seen before the men were brought before it.
 T would like to have the name of the judge that we may call him be fore us," added Senator Borah.