Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

dominions beyond the seas, nothing
had been wanting TO make the sol
emn and impressive ceremony one
long 10 be remembered, not only /
Throughout the country, but In every
.orr., NJ .he great empire. The 1
great pageant was carried through |
with such dignity that IL made
deep impression on those who wit
messed II, and il was accompanied
ny an outburst of loyalty through
out the Kingdom.
There was no serious accident Of
any kind The weather was less
favorable than IL was hoped. but
the rain was not sufficient to de
tract from the splendor Of the pa
g~ant The street attendance was
large. but had not approached that
Of King Edwards coronation.
All who attended the browning OF
Edward VII agreed that today =
celebration surpassed that spectacle
in every circumstance Of stately set
ting, solemn ritual. music, royal and
eminent personages, display of uni
forms bright gowns and jewels.
The coronation in Westminster Alb.
hey was witnessed by 1000 people.
Most of the future rulers of Euro
pean kingdoms were present.
The ceremony in the Abbey con
sumed more than three hours, and
every moment was of intense inter
est. The Archbishop Of York's ser
mon had ms text, 81 am among
YOU as he that serveth."
Queen Mary bore herself regally
but was nervous at first She held
her handkerchief at her eyes fire.
quently while the King was being
auointed and crowned.
The vicinity of the Abbey present
ed a brilliant scene, and until the
King and Queen passed through thu
entrance, the church bells rang often
In the stream of royal carriages
bearing the Queens guests, was Mrs
John Hayes Hammond, wife of tn
special American Ambassador; Briga
der General Greeley, representing
the United States army; Rear Ad
miral vreeland, representing Oh
American navy, and Earl Dodge, sec
rotary to the special ambassador
In the line Of ambassadors, wa
whitelaw Reid, who used his ow
carriage.
Impresdve Ceremonies.
LONDON, June 22.-" Long Liv
George V. King by the Craze of Coo
Of the United Kingdom of Grea
Britain and Ireland and of the Bri
ish dominion beyond the seas, Defent
er Of the Faith, Emperor of India.
Such is the official greeting an
such the cry taken up today an
echoed throughout the country an
beyond the seas AS the coronatio
ceremonies in Westminster Able
gives official sanction to the reig
Of the eighth member Of the Hou.
Of Hanover.
The coronation Of today, with II
impressive ceremony Of investiture {
Westminster Abbey and with its SO
lee Of spectacular events on sca
Of unprecedented grandeur and ma
nitude has been planned with the u
most precision Of detail under Il
general direction Of the Earl Marsh
the Duke Of Norfolk, assisted ,
Lord Kitchener, Lord Roberts, al
many Others familiar with even
conducted ON a prodigious scale. II
program of. the day Is broadly SUI
med up rs follows;
$3.50 n. m; Westminster Abb,
opens for royal and official CUES
and closes ut 2 a. m.
9;45 a. M; Royal procession forr
along the route from Buckingha
Palace TO Westminster Abbey.
1910 n. m: King George nj
Queen Mary with their lords, ladi
and attendants, leave Buckinghs
Palace to Westminster Abbey.
IL a. m. TO 9 p. m: Coronati
ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
$3.50 p. M; Royal proeessi
through the streets Of London, fr'
Constitution Hill through Piccadil
Pail Mall, Trafalgar Square, stra
and Fleet Street, returning by
Mall TO buckingham Palace.
Night Nominations througho
London; signal fires at hundreds
rocky headlands and ports throuJ
out England, Scotland and Irelal
Dinner Mt the Foreign Office 70
King and Queen and royal and offie
guests.
The central feature of these eli
crate ceremonies Ia the coronati
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