The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

carried. not by pages.-as AT rhc coro-
nation of her TWO prcdcccssors-but by
six girls. each an carl's daughter. and
the fact that no grandchildren ot
American millionaIres have bccil Sc
'ected for this service will Doubtless
be disappointing news to some circles
Of american ''aristocraey..,
Closely following Will some The
bearers OF the Kings crown ana Re-
gala, and the sovereign hinsclf win
walk into the abbey wearing the GOLD
frlnged scarlct robe. no; Of his father,
but OF his grcat-mnclc. George ". who
blew in sl.a5t,3oO Of Ills pcor.e.s
mone- on the ceremony OF his crown
Ing, whose honors he refused to snare
with his broken hearted queen
SIX peers. not yet of age. Will hold
the Kings train above the dust. and
after they have landed il safety AMI
duly spread it upon the floor within
the sanctuary. George v. VIII face the
conservation. while the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, symbol!zinG the theory
mat the sovereign is elective, cllal-
!enSes tho CONGREGATION with these
words: Hf
II here present 10 you King George,
the nndoubted King of this realm.
wherefore all YOU who are come this
day to do your homage. are You will
Ing TO do the same?" Four timcs-at
the north, cast, south and west sides
or the 4platform--will tho archbishop
pronounce this challenge. and there
belIG no onc---wc trust--to dcmur nnd
musS up the ceremony, the pusincssr or
getting the monarch's crown on
straiEht-insicad of wrong side before
as nearly occurred at his fathers in
stall tion.-will now proceed.
The people being considered 10 have
received their King ''by accla ma tion,"
he will nov take The oat..-tliis time
emitting the usual dig at his Catholic
subjecis---and then will como the lit
any. after which the archbishop will
pearch sermon, and thus give every
one In the abbey an opportunity to OBJ
serve what everybody else has on
The .4noiptcd Of III, Lord.
Following this discourse-which his
rather had omittcd-the new King will
rise and. walking beneath a gorgeous
canopy borne by four knights OF The
Garter will proceed into the sanctuary.
Here, after being Invested OF his robes
he will scat himself In the historic
st. Edwards chair ana while The
golden canopy is stil held over him
the dean OF Westminster will take
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From golden ampulia that prelatc
VIII pour into spoon some 'conse-
Grated OIL With which to "anoint" his
majesty by making the sign of the
cross upon his lead his breast and
The palms of both his hands. And this
ceremony being done with the soycr-
eisn Will retain his scat while two
fnnctionaries clamp golden spurs onto
his heels others buckle the Sword NJ
state about his waist aud still others
place about his shoulders a marniri-
cent mantle Of cloth of gold. 4 ring
IS then placed upon his finger and the
ORR and sceptrc placed in his hands.
Thcy WHIT With Bntcd Breath,
Every one now waits with hated
breath the grand climax OF The spec.
tacl9. The archbishop, advancing to
the altar. takes thcrefrom a g,istcn-
ms object and places II upon tho SOW
crciGn's head. And thus is crowned
inc nth OF iIngland's royal Georges
~ the same moment all Of tho moore
IN Nhc abbey put on their bciewcllcd
coronets and the roof or tho stately
cdiflcc echoes and re -cchocs tho voiccs
Of the gathered throne as again and
again they shout "Ciod save the T<Inrr,
and finally burst into a dcafeninr
chorus OF cheers.
Drums roll, trumpets sound and from
the Tower Of London comes the cannon
boom Of tho royal salute, announcing
to the people OF the kingdom That
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