New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20

through the muddy streets, enjoying the
patriotic show.
Buckingham Palace again to-day has
been the centre OF popular interest. and
tonight. as last night. traffic is longest
ed throughout wide area. Central Lon
don viii see little rest day or night until
the crowning is over. Well into the
small hours of the morning there is d
constant parade Of belated sightseers,
watching curiouslv the thousands Of
vorkmen engaged in completing the
decorations. of which much still remains
to be done and must be done at night
time. OWNS 90 the difficulty in obtaining
sufficient men.
Thousands Of residents are fleeing the
city 70 escape the hordes from the prov
inces and abroad The capacity for
'coronaunE" is SO general and so bound
less that the night so far as a period for
sleep is concerned has become decidedly
curtaHed.
Fears of panic following an accident
within the walls aud barriers erected by
the police have also influenced thousands
of the more nervous 10 get away from
the crush. The railroads have been quick
to take advantage of the situation and
are widely advertising excursions ~ sea
side and country resorts at attractive
rates
No less than $4,000 has been expend
ed on the construction Of gates shutting
off The main approaches 10 the process
sional route. These barriers have been
built So nlassivelv that they could with
stand the onslaught OF a regiment when
once closed. and the crowds however
savage. Will he unable 10 make the least
impression upon them.
The barrica dies have excited some crit
icism Douglas Bernard Hail attacked
them in the House NJ Commons today.
asserting that the danger Of people be
me crushed against them would keep
loyal subjects aWav.
IBr The Associated r-;--l
London June 11-Rea aeon fires built IN
twenty-five hundred If the most prominent
points Of the British Isles. in England
Wales. Scotland and Ireland. will on the
eve OF June % fash the tidings Of the
coronation of King George Y 70 the re
hottest recesses Of the countrv At 10
O'Clock in the evening magnesium ckets
viii he med from an the points selected in
England Wales and Ireland followed BY a
shower OF colored rockets Then the fires
will be lighted and the people gathered
round win sing the national anthem
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