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ALBUQUERQUE EVEMMG HEKALD, THUISPAY, JUKE 22, 1111.
GEORGE 1. 15 CROWNED KING OF BRITAIN
.1 .r i-i I'
t "W in tin , iiittin i.iinati" '.. i
nee milled i-iiiih " itul . tl'. mi .
rn U f Ihi-m iM ul.'il froc (li.- nut1
t a lor enroll' Al t.icti t-lot lUt-ft
i w Kttr- imm1 burifevmt with fclw i Tii-n 4
t wHlfr ,i. M..tkrd mil) Ifta rMTwtfli tK-r
l'f I- ! HI ' el ii, . I'll ii . i Kt Mll-l
Tlx U IX UlNnl With I . AVU
'I'1" i in ! luantU' el iaii
W".I i ' ll ri... It ft! tlt ltl the
k' ' i i hoi i" iiitinl ti) fiMin fc
I UlM' It ' u( cloth of fiiUI mitilc
of i iii until thrta,W worked udoii
all ) tintlt tbk -1 1 k )u-i l h Htf
iWmlni and undo' ins t)i tln the H'i
WtV Indian rv4 '.ii'ii A ilifigtn ut
IrM ivit tit ttii'niilrml i'lmh
of Ho i, I ..mi rrn. ,i n 'kground tu
tlti u in ml ittttfT'i.,,. i,i ,,f i),i mba.
i-'i :mjt nf rttMii tiiN in various col
it Tli. inlilitiii". i'i.mi'1 lln thi
IHll'l ' ! n III. i. Ill" toil oHftit',
tlH I r-liMmrotS I'lul IIiihII', with
tin- .ii fh.wdr ft lit ini ft re I'tK'Ir
i l'l . wreaths ut niu'.i ii Tlif
oyu - r' mUrnAI'Ti'ii ut attwr. the
loi'm Miiwii-d in irhit.' the rnw, liiiiu
i oi k .mil ihlotli- in tin u iiHtHnd imiI'
oiv .iiiil the, lire fiiBtut ntd the
w..!i surface of t)t rnbr. MHiiiHrtHi
It, v. ttti tin' luiirrl leaf irnama'titii-
11'- v.!' I lib .111(1 IIIHRtllf ll'llll Till'
Wlhleifr i hi I'UKii if xidii in in ilt
trttin tlic Imperial i-Hglc r
ltjfic.
flu' roynl robe of tti. which the
fcHHi wtmrB white tiroeeuiltnf: from the
vcHtMile of tin- abbey t tlii' "thiui
tt" when he IhKi' hi place during
the ceremony, h of rlrlt timnoti w.
vtU. amhlUKfillcd with llitivv gold luce
It hns n train of Rteut length anil Is
ItiuHl throughout with royal otiiilno.
liundlWlH lf Skins llnlim luicetMiii) tor
tlllB pill I(IH(. TlllM Ih MKlttlll W ttll
niHrt tliltll lU.Oflfl hiuull iiIkcuh of lilmk
fur.
Aftftr ll' onrptiiiuiy lili innJvMty ill
liwc tlu nhllity iittlri'il In :i rlit. of
roynl puriile. miller which hi will
wottr an uniler coin of pitrplo. un
III liiiul In- will wear tlu linpi.'iliil
I'MJWII.
Thit niKallit. propfih mo I'alli'd,
hriiKlit Into nii at the I'oroiiatlon,
toiiiiittst' P.t. Kilwnnl'M irown. ihi'
wiiiur, tin- vlrKf or roil of pouts,
th Orh or nioiinil of HovomlKtii), thr
Kworil of mnroy or ctirtium. the two
Hworils if JtiHtlot'. tfinporal niul Hplrll
uiil; tho rl iii,' of iillliinco with thu
KlilKihiiii; I Ihi arinlllai', or lirurilctH;
I tie npnitt of uhlvlar aii-.l tin- Mitcri'i)
ami rnyiil viini(iiilM.
The iiiu'li'iil ri-Kiillii ui-ri' ilimtroycil
hy tin' ItuiiiihtluaiiH In M'iIU liy onler
of piirlllilininl. hut ivri-i' rt.plaoi'il hy
intiln,s of a wi nil tn r klnil iniiilc for
Hio uoroiiiitlon of Chniltfi II In liiiiv.
TlitiMt. tOKOthor with Ih'i- cruun Ju
"IM, urn kept III (hr TiiUi'i' of Ijoii
Iiiii. Hi. Iffilvrtiril'n fiiiuu In the tilflcl'il
TIMVII Of l?llClllllll ulth uliloli III"
inoimroh Ih iimnilly uniuiind. allhuiih
KtUviinl VII iiiihIi an irX'tpllon. iih
mi that ut'cimloii It uitu niernly ciir
rttxl tn the proofiiBtiiii (iiui'Se V will
in erim'tifl' u'ttlt 'Ittiftfiviirrtvi'tiiuiu
Iiik tl for Un- Impiirhil crown In
Uhttfh ho ulll Imive llii ahlicy.
Th. original St. ICilwuril'H I'lunn
uiin ih'Ntro) cil h Hie Itnpiihhi'iiiiN III
I 'I II1, ami a replica uiim iiuiilr of It In
10CZ hy Sir Itohi i'l Vim i foi the
orniintlriti or I'liiul' H II
It Im a very rh h toun of ;ulil. i-ni-
llelllflleil Ulth 1'tltl;. .Ulll lirt'ClollM
utoni'M of many ktnoV. coiupi'Ihuik tltit -
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3 1
Culuiiin, Wisconsin. " 'r thru" yours wn
troitlileil with ft'iimlo wi'iikncHM. Irrcunliirltles.
Iiiu'lutclio nml licuriiiKriown .iIiih. I smvun uil-
vcrUHCiiicnt oi
Coiupotintl mid
sovcrnl iHittk'M I
iniut Htiy tnut I iiiii fMirM'ftly well nnw miiu can
Hut tliwtik you I'limiKli for whiit IiVtlhi i:. IMnk
Iihiii'h VcK'tlile. CViiiimmihI Iiiih tlone for me,"
- Mrs. .John Wcntlunil, Jt. I)., No. JJ, Ilox 0,
Coloiiiu, Wisconsin.
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. ., . i hi, n.. etllclitlll
i ' II Im ,i lll.iiltul or i
-1111,11,11 miIIi a flllm ,f K,,i,t
n.i
1 1' mi. in. d n ilt III ei'li in ,
l"M ti'lltl It " "
hikI (titi iarxii pi ii r l m .
"!' "I h tv lldeil 0, ,
ih i.tHt-i two hiiKiiii from tie l
1 Ih. i. At- illflil the !, ir.
f. ui irwri iiittl tnUt MfTitrt ilt- il "f
wiiil. ill "imimttiiiiMj With jiA'tt
rVoy ircnhir uriliin rru fimu t"
,imi , in- 'i.'tiM'N. all iimi'iiiiK .'
ivith Hoi niuwwd at Hold ami f ,nt,
HiK a pc4ttl. 'Wif ni u'lthln 'ii.
i"n m ui iilnmuh elut llllcil w i
whit taffotiui mill Hi r He'd up at tim
iftti a with i rtfilni Tht- ci own is
lurrtfd in tlif procvMiliiii oil a i;uslie.i,
Uv ttoe IomI (Mult "tnwuril JunI fu front
at tHr iMvnrijni
j,i'iiit iihiih take a iiriiitiln'jiil
phi i in the curi'iiatiun our ,'infni '
Hr muri nncieni trtrtti rrownn ns eiii
blrnif nf .i . i l inn illniill
Tho roni mipter, m Iiiiik'h Hwji
tar "Iih the crum hoine hy the
lllolmi'ch In IiIh riRht ti ii t 1 1 It h
made nf ki ill and Ik feet 'i IiicIicn
lit lunmh. the Hpfcr part of It hrln
IT. Ill, I'll III
t,M. hHllilf of KelllH Itllil
etlllllli I
hilt, the toot WidellHoUt Into
a Ummk pi " .me I hi itiuiifiiteil ami
uiluriltil ulth iirecmuii atone The
tri"Ht nihethjriii tirh renin at the top
on ploctM of Hold work ruNcinhlltiK an
nrchud crtiwn. and tho oromn uh It
Ii richly M't with dlainomlH.
The UrUe, inlled tile M'fptiT With
the ilnbfr. held In the U I m;'s I ell
hailU dttrintr the cereiiimiy of InvcHtl
ttltu. TIiIh Ih iiilt. plain, except at
the k!i) anil poinmol and In thu cen
ter, wilt-re It Im Jeweled. The dlMtlllf
t ion iietweeii the roal nceptcr anil
the vli'Ku Ih that the foinier Iiiim a
er.iHh at the top. while the latter hail
a dovu. Tin; vlrxc in of ohl, 3 fuel
7 Indie In length, 3 IiicIiun 111 clT
fUtn foi once tit thv handle ami i 1-1
IlirheM ul the top. A circle f ttihle
dliunomlH decoratoH the center and at
Hcvcrnl plauiiH there are prculotiN
litoiii'M At the lop hciiuath tho while
eiii'ineleil dove ate a iflohc wiirrininil
mi with tone illamniiilH and a oron.
The nueen'M kceiitur with tho croiH
In tif Kohl ornamented ulth dlamonilH
mid other Mono. It Ih "Jt feet HI
Inchon In Iciirith, and Iv Miirinoiinted
with a iiioiiiiiI nml i riisM l.nKtilnu out
of fleinn de IIh. 1 1 rinmiihlcH the
voyal Kt-epter an reKald.t einhelllHll
tnitiit, hut It It Hiiuiller In every way.
The in'in'M MCopter with tho dovu
Im iilniiml Hlmllur in ilihlKii to the
f.oeptcr with the croHH, hut the nioiinil
on top In Mtirmoitnti'd tiy a crriMH on
which Ih iilai'cil a white eniinielud
dovo. t
St IMwnnl'n utall', canlcil hefnri.'
the klmr In tlm proL'tNioit In the no
tify. Iti of ttolili and ih I teet 7 InehiH
loliK' tl Iiiih if foot of ntetil I l-l
Inclien Inntr. while ui tli'i; ini are an
orh Hiippoiieii to ci'titiiln a f in ; lit
of the true I'rowt and a cross. Tho
tirwinicnt me of .ilil and Hh dla
linger In t im--iiiijlu
The iiii'i'n'n vlrwe I a ftcuplei' of
white Ivory t (uvi I Vt Inuhu hinu.
The pommel and oriimiinntH are In
ttiilil, an well iih the motilld mid crotH
al the li.p It can leu at the t"p a
white eilailleleil dove
No fowir than four hwoiiIh il a
part In Hie ci renioiiv m ititoiiatlon.
The ifln. iMil of theie W the nword
oi Hialc. which ih a tuo-hnmliHl wcup-
I
I.yllii l;. IMiikliiiin's Veucluhle
tlci'hU'd tn try It. After tHkhiK
foiinil It win hiliiiir iik, hiiiI I
Formed
nml Kfntly rril. wotn " v ill nml ih
till the rBnns nf tlifn , c Mtt nmld
cini, V'Hi's nml inotli"! . 'I , tin' un
Hhaiilo, wholouoitit lnxativi' rnnrily
which nc'l8 Kcnlly nml iilcianntly anil
tirtturiilly nnd whirl, tuny ho UK. it ul
tiny lliiic, lien IS, -yHtuin ticrdu a
laxntlvi'. with pi-if -it .vfoty and real
!y hcni'llf-lnl ffTcrtil, k Syrup or Viet
nnd UII.Mr nf rntnt
U hns thnt trps ilt.llcncy of flavor
which Ih so rffrosllnn to thf tnnU',
i hot wnrmlnc ntul ;rntcftil lonltir; lo
th Klomnoh which ivupomlH no favor
nlily to Dm nut Ion ami Um InxuMvu ef
fect which h mi lienont'lnl to thr
loin wlii'ii. octaslonnlly, itn senile
clritnulnst In rofiulrnu.
Tim winilrl. alwnj'H bi'.'iilnj; Hie
nntiu' or tlif ('iillfiirnla I'Ik Syrup Co..
tiuy ho i)iirohn:it;tl ri out .ill loading
rlrtiBKistff In orlRlmil piirlaiRcfi or nno
t,lEf tuily. price (l(t r?nU por hottlc.
on. witii a Hiilmiilld Ncahluiril of orlin-
Mill w lut ill ' tiite.l 'tll ohl I'llller
' of tie i.,,..l '.iiilmi Tin liluil, ill,. If
if :!'.' in. in.. 'iiK mid niioiit 2 tin lit-'
hrnitil 'I to K'liu.i, litn anil pomtiu I
lire of Kill nu Ini Uik Hide of the
Ktfurd Ih mIi;ihiI like a Ihlll and the
other Hies ii jirnconi Th ncutaliard
! ver cliihiitatety ornatnented. the
center flute hcarlliK tit
l late Ut-nrtllK the full roul i
coat
I .'IIIIH of Kiirflanil Willi hup-
potter The nworil In hornc in the
proocni'iii in ItH Mheath.
The next iiio.it Important sword
tlif lurtaiia, or poliltleH huoiiI of
mero Ii i" H inchi'H lontt ulth the
tilt. Ul- lilitde llM-lf heltiK .lJ UiclieH
In lemttii mid alinon a HivIich in
breadth Tho handle Ih of fine koIiI
wire. The Ht-iihharil Ih In crliiiHiui vel
vet with a m' loll of K"ld hriild,1 hilt
tin suci'il ih held tlrauit before thu
klnif.
' The pointed MWoril of Mplrlttial Jiim
tlce him a tilaile lu Im.'hoH loim. ulilch
Is also iiiriled drawn before tlm klnix.
It Ih mt) Hlmllar to the cuilntiii, ex
cept for the ol'liameiitatloti of tllu
hlade.
Th,. NUoni ot totnporal JiihIIcc Ih a olaccd upon the altar, titter which '
Hharp-poinii d ucapon, with a cah- hlrthtipii hIiik the l.llnin . tlic ante
hard lu all reHpect.i nlmliir in that of co.iiinunloii Kcrvlce Ih rcclled ami a
tho ciiitatiu It Ih curried drawn Iii'kIioiI Herinon prciirheil, at the bosln-
the hearei t ! It h.iiiil In front of his
inuJcNty.
The Krcal ipihleit Muirn, iik tile em
blem o elilvnlr, urn carried III thf
pnicchxloii, and at the proper period
ill tin ceremony nr.- hrnuqht to the
Ulttir hy tint lord ureal chamberlain,
who toiichc.i li In mnJcHiy'H IicoIh ulth
thoiii one after another and then rn
titrtiH thum lo tin- altar. They arc
most elaborately uroiiKht round the
utcr edge as. well an at tho buckle
ami riiMeuliiR.M Tln nro Htmilar to
lite opuiH worn 1 tint AiikIo-Suxoiii
nml N'ormmiH and have no rowelH. hut
"Uiil In an ormitmttiteil point
The rlnir of alllaitce. tomct!tni'H
called In micleiit wiIIIiiks "the Wed
iIIiik rim; of Kimlnml." Is or pure ftohJ,
M't with n larK1' table ruby, violet In
color, cluiM'il with the crosit of St.
!for;c. ami mil rouinled hy a circle of
- ti iIIiiiiioiiiIh. It h JollHed like ti
hracuh't so that It may fit IIukcih of
different Hl.es.
i he coronation iinu of the iiii.- ii is
alM, ..f koIiI set with a larKc table
nihy and Hlxteuii other smaller ru-
hu,
K" I nr I J J I ll il I'll 'u i.litilo ..ii lit I. Iittt rill
" , "
iiioiiiin nu oi liiiftiami su u iitm ino)
are cro.Micil. hat a very loint hDitory
li lu ..,.ll. I-..,.,, i, .... I.-.I.. ,,. ,1'j
n .iiii,. ,.i ij ,.,iii, ,n ui. ixiniii M
cliiilr. att a mark of respect to I'Mwnnl
the Confe.'ioi'. near whoNe idirltie In
Wfstuilnstf r abbey it usually stands
It uas made hy unlet of IMwnrtl I,
lo hold the coronation Htotu
of ilcsllin, on which thu
iiiouarchH used lo hit when thc' were
crowned. ICduard I seized ihltf stone
when Im had practically subdued
.Scotland and sent It to Westminster
In l.'uii. At each Coronation cere-
motn with the slnK'l... exception of '
that of Mnrv 1 who was crowned III
.. . ... i i i. i
u ioiui m ill li. hit u) toe i'M.-. n
hrotiKht out of St.
Mil wit nl'ii "In I
and placed before the allnr, In thf
eastern part ol the abbey.
When Oliver Cromwell was installed
In I Im office of protector It was taken
into Westminster hall, which foritu
a portion of the parliament buildltiKS
opposite tlm abbey, and this uas tlic
only occasion on which It lias ever
been taken out ot thu ubbuy Tim
'chair Is made of solid oak. lis various
parts helm; pinned toKHllior, and, ul
tlmuMh co iHlderabl ilumnKi'd by the
t Ifocm of ac ami mutilation, It ro
niiiiiis almost as firm as over it was.
.Some of tho original Kill ami orna
mentation may yet bo seen, hut at
loach coronation It receives a fresh
. ovcrlllH of cloth of Kold. ItH dimen
sions are: Height, li feet '.' Inches;
width at tlie bottom, a feel inches;
Kremlin from front to back at tho
bottom, - feet; width of the scut -
feet ,"i Inches, htultiltll of thf icltt
from front to buck, I foot fi luchen:
hehtht of tin sent from the Krotind.
' feet 314 Inches; helKht of thu el
bows. 1 fuot 1 Inches.
AIUioukIj tlie chair llHidf Is of con-
nidi-ruble antiquity. It Is In reality Hut
uii.i,.. it,. iikv I'lininiiii'ii within Its
-. -
trnnie that Riven It Its prime impori-
ancc This ancient stone, which rests
i. . .i r i mid
die frame supported by tour croii- h
nut lloi.u. was placed In the nhhey of
IIIHI'I II1U rii-iiL IH ll. in.i. i. I
.Scono. in the Scottish county or Perth,
as wirly iih the year 60 by the then
Scottish klnif Kcnniith, nd, although
itu provloitu lilutory Is lost In b c ici.
It undoubtedly served for hoiiu cji
liirlcs before tlmt date Un ri ii.i
1 1 nu tliroiie tif the Scottish kinr Tlic
l Hi nds of tin. Scottish burilv ,!, tare
Unit It is the oilulnal sti o which
the patrlaroli Jacob rcstt i is head
on tlie plain of l-u. wb.n , t was
eiirrleil to Uvypt. and w.is ifteruarrtii
broiiKht to Hpalu by Of thu' .s, Un: son
of CeropH, who 'hud l. r '(inisheil to
ICnypt from Athens hi father, anil
who inarrlc'd Scots dauKhter of,
I'hiiruoh, flyluir with u.t to .Spain In
order to escape tin ihiuex and ink
Iuk the ton with t iietii -rem Spain
It in said to hu i boon transported
tu Ireland, and ufterwuriU to Scot
lu nd. hy their descendants. (Icolo
Hlsls, lioui.c ii mi rt thai tlif stolio
l of nnri'lv Hn.'tHh "tiKln and wim
litiirrleil In lllicl.nl ' ' out of til" '
K.ioiNlolie of Hi " v
A tliit'llt' proi i." an oi IkIiimII.v '
llifi titled on tilt '"" ,,n
m th to tho fft.i l Ui i
It tall' fjl(.ifk "!' rtliel'r thlH
MtotTo hej ' ult'l I
II" l-oolH Mlllll' ,r t'"'1
t mi I tit hu nntii'd ' 1
The ptophecj ' '' t'1 Ii.im' recoil
tn il iniiiiy heoti ' " '' union "I thulr
t'lllll Willi IJtU-lfll"!
t
HOW CEREMONIES AKC
Oltl(li:l IT !' I'I'lilt
I.otiilon, .intie iif ImpiCHnlvu
ciieliioiilHti of (.'ui mi,, noli l)il, iht'ltld
Irip tin. coi'oiiattoti ,i. if ami tho iiiiin
it. id ii tnllH wliii.ii iiiiiiny It. me
an laid down wi n the exnulnoHtt of
otli'lal pioccdun . unit ll Ih tins to
Ion Mil.' tlm KOi ' .flllaiil ociiln
win oil ii ry Qhout u c niilohlcil t
i.iiilv In tho inoiii'":- tin.' loilowln
i' (tic Hint rbqitln nciit Hpucllleil in
the ollli lnl lot in
lit (hi ntoriiltiK upon tho du of
the coronation cstr1 iic 1 to lie tali,
vh i It it I the mcip ,'.ln in tilled with oil.
ntnl, 'onuther with spoon, ho laid
lelld Upon the .u"" Ih tllu tlhhU.V
church."
Ounldo lh wi-Ht door of Went
ntliiRtur Ahhvy wliio tlif coioiiiitlon
ocaiti!, thu titcli iiHhops and hlHhopH
nwnll the apiimiiilt tn Iholr itinJcittlfK, '
which Ih sot Tor 11 n in Untorlii!; t
tin- Ahhc. tho ..inr and ipifftt piimii j
nlotiK i he imd "I tlic Cnllii'dl'iil.
tluoiiKli tho choii' oei up the HittirH f
to mi elevated iihitf'iut ltiiown an tin1
thealoi PnHHlitK 'i iit.Mx.yipMi'it Hiev '
KiiokI In prnycr at laldstoolH nut tor (
tliein befon
thf lr chairs of Htntv. on .
; thf south
Midi ot tho itltitr, tln'ii
tnUliiL- thulr nhn . , oil tlif hfiilltllllllV I
Uiirvml mill hUlml, at til c chlllfrt J
Then the Arfhhnthop of I unti'thiiis,
ti.Ui'Htur with tlic l.0Vd L illllll'f IIOl.
tho Lord Jiioitt ciu iitnirliiln. the Lord
1 1 luh Coimtiililf and the Hurt MurMiul,
wltlt tho Cnrtt'i K, in at-atniH piccoih
I III? tllt'Ill, 'lOOH T C till' i'!IHt. 8011th. Wl'Ht
nml nortli hIiIuh of tllu thoator iii hup-
ohhIoii. ami proclaims In a loud votco
Him, I hero pteM-n tttito yott Klitu
(corcc. tho timlotihtt'tl IdtiK oT thlH
iciiliu: whorofor nil you who nro
conic this day to do our hoiuiiKC and
Mcrvlcc. ait' you wllllift; to do Iho
HIllllO?"
Tho people Hltimh thflr wllllnsni's
by Hhinitllie; "lioil hiivc King (IcorKc'"
The Irunipotn tliciciipon sound a
loud murine and the fitircil vchkcih
and tfuallu oxent the nworihi nif
tilni: of which tin Klli. who lias nun
nrtn rt'iuiiiticd uihovimciI. piiih him
crlniHon velvet cap boidcrcil with er
mine upon IiIk head and rctaiim H
iliirini,' tlif addreCH,
After the Hcrnmii the coronation
oaih Ih adinlniHtcre.l, tlm kiun hncfl
ftiK on tho Htop of tho I lu r. artcr
the ArchhlHhopH of Cnntf rbnt y him
put the formal question Sir, Ih vuur
niajcHty wlllltm lo tnKe the until?" to
which tlio kins repllcst "I a.n wIIHhk! "
Tho ltlnn thon Holunuiiy proinlHoB
lu novum iicctirdliiK to law and to
maiiitala the LMliihllKlicit religion, and
with his hiitul on tho j-ofipols, uwcarii
Tlm HiitiKH which I liavc tnroro
promised, I will perforin and keo.i, so i
help me (iod" Then fii" majesty
hlHM's the biMiU and hIciih the oath i
Itctuiniii to IiIh flialr i he Itlnc re
imiliiB there while tlif rellisloii.i now
lee Ih continued and. nfior a iihor:
pniver. risen and In iltntohcd of hl
crimson robe by tlif lnl (iieat
fhiimh i lain T hen lo takes on his
,,f i,,(,. llM(i .irticueds iikiiIii to tho
." .
flltnr, w,ch ho tulct'B hfn seat . I utmnluz of a royal a-
.0MP KMkIUh of Mm C.arter ho d Bi,o frm , mvr(!H Htatlone.l in
'canopy ou.r him and the Archbishop , fc , , ()f 0
....... I. ...... ...ifiliilo ll I III I " . . .
oi V.IIIIM IOHH """ ..
W Jlllf! ulll ai cumsuop poion un-
on iho ldtiu'H h.'iid ho says. "He thy
1, I ...... Ii. ., I ii ltli I, nil nil Il L'llllIH.
lll'llll illOJIiii' ll i,w .........
....I......I " 1
prmsts tnut pfopneis wei.- i .io,.o. . ,
s be c.poiuts him on
t no iireasi lie
snvs "ite lli.v hruiiBl ailolntcd
uli.i
holv oil.''
. t . I A.
or stone i As ho nuoili's I lie itiUK" nuims nt
Scotlisli hh ' "He lliv haiiilii tuioiiiicil with
ltol. oil."
Thon he coiitlnuos: Ami its Solo
l.l.. i,. Vn.l.it- ll,..
tlm :itoi)licl. ho lie 1
J.,,, i.iinliitf.1. hleasfd and cons.'crated
: .. . i i i... i ,...,i
r . . . .
ovc ins people, nu u ...y
.vor -,uli 4 .
uovorn
lu the name of tho Father,
. . ..... f,.,a,
01 Ul lie.- i3"ll "ti" ui '" i''J. v.. ......
Allien.'
Tho klm; then ItncolH down while
the Aichblsliop Hays a Ulusslni; over
hint.
Tlie Dean of Westminster now
plncen tlic colobluui HlmloiiU, or all),
over his ninjeitljN .shouldcis. follow
od hj the Hinlclc, or dalmatic Tho
It inn's lieiils am touched Willi tho
Krciit olilcii spurs by tho Lord (5 rent
Ohiniibi rluln, and the sword ot Jus
tice Ik lt roiitiil hlni. iho Atclthlsliop
of ('tint. 't bury moanwlillo saylDB:
"With tlim sword do Justice, slop the
row Hi or iniquity, protect the holy
church tu (iod, help ami defend wld- ,,,. , KB Kdwarirs chair, where
nws and orphaiiH." This Hword liiho Archbishop of Canterbury anoiniH
then taiien ofT tho It In if. drawn from ,,.,. ()v !, ,,0 (;10wn of the liea-I,
Ito flcnhbaril and carried naked In while lour peeresses hold a canopy
front or the liliijr (InrliiK tho rest ot ,ov,,r (1. t-,0 (luH ., n,(J. ,.ntf ,,iucei
the cfienonv mpon the fourth llnuor pf her rlnht
Ills niajmt'i( Invostlture with the hand iih ueiii of her ood faith anil
Htole and tho linpcilal niantlo Ih then , (.-ow placed upon her head by tl"
perioitiieil u- the Dean of Wostuiln- aichbishoi, ut tho inoiiiont ililt Ik
htnr. iiv claspH IicIiir fastened by tho ,mo the uccrcHHCH proKout placliiR
l.o ri! (it cat Chuuihcrlalii. I Iholr cuioneiH on tlielr heads.
After 1 ho KIiik Iiiih nguln taken hl The archbishop then places the
scut pi st Hdwanl'ti cmih-. iho orb la Heoplro with the cross Into hor rlKht
brought from tlio altar and placed in
)ilu huiul b. tlio Archbishop of Canter-
bur. who also places on uib rmnt
,1. .i.. ii ,,i.,, ..I,,,,
mum inn; iiiikci ih m m-h
- rIovp Ih prt'Hontf.. to
li the on of t ho manor or Worksop,
who claims nils mi an iiercuit.try mi",
land ihen the sccpfrn with the crosH,
. I. . .,.. I., I.
the Hjinhol of power, M put into the
KtiiR H iiRiu nntm, nn i am wi1 '
with tho dovo, tlto omiiiem ot equu ,
nnd mercy, Into hln loft band.
' oni-j-i
Tlio cnlnthintlmt point of tho core-
inony is tho ciintmiM'.niou t i ni r,u.
wnrd'H crown hv tho AlfllhlsllOp tit
Cunterbnn at tho altar, the vencralile
rlcruyinrfli repeat Ini; In iioloain tones
tho pravcr "O (iod, the crown oi uie
faithful hlcss, wo besi'och Thcf and
ninictlf- this Thy Horvant, (leoro.
our kliiR: and art Thou dost HiIh day
nut ii crown of tune uold Upon his
head, so enrich his rnyul heurl with
iThino ahuiidiiiit Riuco and crown hlni
with an princely virtues, iiiiuuhii ni
lilui: eternal .lesttii Christ our Lord
Anifii
Alter this pruycr the Archills hops
and biHliopu louvo trio ultur nd bo
toward tho kltiK. who ha meanwhile
taken IiIh Heat In 8t. Kflwnrds lilr
Tlie Ih an or WcHlinliintor lirlnns n
Ladies High Grade Shoes
For
the pair $199 the Pair
This is an offer that can't be beat for money value.
Every shoe in this assortment is desirable, representing
footwear that sells ordinarily from $3.50 to $4 pair,
Blacks or tans, high or low cuts, lace or button, in
styles to please every one.
You'll have to hurry, for these shoes are moving fast
and soon there will be none left.
crown Irotn the allnr, hauilh i to the
ArthhlHliop of t,atiierliiir. who rev
I'Uiitl) put.1 it on tlic ktiiK'H head
At tlic "t'ltic nio neiit all those piescnt
acclaltu (iod nave tlie UIiik! " and ho
pceis put their corom-is on tholr
iiii'iiiir. i iii' ii ii.ii L'li'i n no. ti
mow it ioiui
f r , , iut,,i' h.o
ancient Tower or i.oiiilou ih henrii
Tlic eiilliionejieiil occurs Imnieill-
iiitely afterwnrds. the tiln lielni; lifted
l..... Il.. 1... .1... iii.,1ilil.lliilliu
HH' Oil Ullt'll'l IIJ tllC III.. iiiI'iii'"'i
bl(ihn.,H .....i 1)0,r8
A Kcncial act of ItoiiiiiKo to tho
l.lni; Ih led hy the AinruuHliop of Cull
terhuiy. who. aftor ItnuclliiK before
lllH UlitJi!Ht. Kisses lilui on tho loft
eltecU, (Hid Is followed by tho Ptinco
of Wales, who rouiotes n?J coronet,
knccM down mid iloou Iioiiiiikc, In
which he Ih succceilod hv tho prlnco.
01 v ,'"," r-vnl- r wll0"
tiiiiitliiiti lila mil l.iuf l u ,'l-itu-ll mill
ItlsHcs lilui on tiie left cheek uIho
Dukes, marquises, carls, viscounts
and barons currv out the siune pro
ccedliic lu tho order or thulr prece
dence, only the senior peer of each
donee actually kneeling, toiichlui; tho
crown mid UIshIuk tho UIiik on the
lull check
Drums neat ami trumpets sound
when the Iioiuuko is over and all
those In the church shout mice again
"Ood savo KIiik OcorHo1"
Tlio coionatlon or the queen, which
now ensues. Is u much moio Hliuplo
fen tuony. Supported by two bishops
her najesty kneels ut Um steps ol' tho
altar whuo u prayer Ih said, thence
diiksos to u riildatool betweon thu
,an,i , tu. M.eplro with the dove In-
to lior left hand, and she proceeds to
her throne, bowlnu; to iho ItliiR In
passing.
The otiHiiIni' portion or ihc ceio
inony Is of u purely relluioiiH char-
ncti-r. the klnx and queen Koliq to tlm
B(H , ,,0 tar( where tnev lake olf
xwiT ,.rwiiH, hand uvor the Rifts, that
from the kin, cnniprlKlnR an altar clotn
IU ,,got 0f xold whIrIiIiik a pound
n, n)0(l0 o(- tiu, queen an altar cloth
ftii iiipj ill ic ) (ill n.mi i twin
,,,, n ni,.k wt.lht of koIiI Tho nion
to l.ftll (111 lllltir Oinill I
,.,.IH ir4 r nio Uiril'B hiipper,
aflci wai'ils replacing their crowns
and, with the scepiros In thulr hands,
return tu their thrones for the filial
praveiH
Tho processions are now rcturnicd
and the liiiiK and qimon, followed by
nieir Hiiiies curry iiik tho roKullii. pass
imo mi. ki wan H c linic Iro.n thu
POIllh niul nnrllt ulilnu tf tl... ntitii i,..
Hpectlvoly.
Arttir oxcliitn nu ids oillclal emwn
for the imporlal crown ami takliiR olT
'lie liuperlal mailt lo and rHplaclm:
jiy ,H r0)lK of ml.m, v.lvt. Mm Ulnir,
aeroinpunlod hy his consort, tmch
benrlnic In tho right hand tho scoptio
with the cross, nml the klnir. In IiIh
lefi hnm! the mi, ami tlio queen, tho
Clear
the Deck
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.-icpire with the dove, pauses liui k ti
(lie west door ot the nbbe , where
the proceKSloii had hist milcicd, ami
Iho rt turn joiiiiic to the imlaco i
bociin. In couiu'iion Willi the icIIbIoiis
side of the ceioinony at the Abimy. i
the Itlhlo on which tlio klii takes the
oa Hi is a now one on on oh ociiihIoii. :
Al I he ('oroniitioit of Kdwuitl VII. Hie
HUilc was a Joint ilft or tlio t'mvur
sUlcs of Oxforu and CiiiuhrlilKf ami is
now preserved in tho llbiury at Lam
beth palace. The namo universities
Jiave ptiiKi'lilcd tho lllble used by
KIiik OoorRi to the Archbishop of
Cantetlinry.
Tho HUilc on which Hie oiirlj Hns
Huh kitiRH took their coruiiatlon oath
Ih still picHorveil in the British :uu
renin. It Is a Latin transtiilioii of tho
four gospels in iiiaiitiscrlpt supposctt
to have bcou written at tho end of
tho ninth century, and It coiuilstH or
217 quarto Icnves.
Tlio ehalleo and paicii. which arc
ciitrled by two hlslmps in the proi'im
nion in the abbey and later used In
tlio communion sendee, are or j?ohl.
Tho ainptilla and Hoon iibciI dtirlni'
tlo ceiouiouy of anornltni; hoih kliiK
and queen are said to lie the only
iirtlcioH of tlic tcKalia not dfslioycil
lij tin- parliamentarians. They are
both ccilnlnly or Kieat ae Tlie am
pulln, known as the (Jolilun IOmhIo,''
Is a kind or flask which contains iho
holy oil. It is or true sold, in the lor n
or tin citftlc with otitspiead wiims, niul
ll striiids on ti pctlestai also of imte
gold. Altottolher Ii Ih about uliio
Indies hlpli. It weiKhs about ten
oitnceH nml Is capable of holding about
six ounces or oil. The head uiiHcrowH
al tho neck for the purpose of lllllim
the flask, but the oil Ih poured Into
Die spoon from tlio tip of tlie houk.
Tho oil used at the present day Is
prepared from tho linoHt olive oil. It
Ih poured from the ampulla Into tho
spoon, which is of sliver niU ami dates
from thu early ihrrieenth century.
Tlm handle of the spoon In about
retch mid oiiiluiir inches Ioiik and
the bowl about two unit ouo-hulf
inclKit1 There tiro four hno pearls
Hct In the widest part of the handle
and the bowl Ik llliely chased on both
Hlilcx Tho anoint Inn Ik ciirrlcd out
by tlio Aichblsliop or Ctiutorhury.
who, dlpplns the tips or his (loners
InWMho spoon, makes Iho hI'ii of tlie
cross on the ir.own of the 'iIiik'h heiul,
on the piiliuu r his hands and on IiIh
breast.
Tlie orb. uv mound, regarded nn tho
emblem of sovereignty, Ik placed in
IiIh majesty's luiiid immediately bo-
IUI7 III'' WllUiliU l (o i in iiiv- fii mm
hoad ditrlui: tlio Abbey service lie
fnmo It... nllliilul t.l-J.tttl I lllll fill it ih
afterwards carries It In IiIh el limit:
in tm pioccHsiiui back to tho palueo.
i It lit a musKlvo hall of field six Inches
! In diameter enelicleil with a Jewelled
I hand of tho same uiolul, rlclily cm-
helllshed with rose illinmuids mid oth
, or niDclons stouo and cdued with
pearls
On l lie top Is an Immense umothyKt.
violet ami purple In color and nearly
an Inch nml a half IiIrIi, in tho shape
of an oval. Around the uinelhyM tiro
'our bunds and It serves ub tlie ped
estal or n splendid Kotiteu cross, throo
and one-qiiRrler Inches IiIkIi and three
Inches broad, clopcly sot with dia
monds mul having in tlm middle u
napphlre on one side, ami an emerald
on iho olher is aUo iiiiiaiiieulcil
Sale
with four law pcarM in tho iiiujIck
of tin cross and throe .nore at tho
ends The wlnil heitthl of the orb
hum the wise to the top of thu ciosh
Is ek icii inches
DEHMSHTO
TALK OB THE
'We Have Done Everything
We Can for Statehood,"
Snys Chairman McDonald
of Central Committee.
ASKS REPUBLICANS TO
GET OUT OF THE' ROAD
The territorial Democratic leiitial
committee Is In session in Albuuuci
inn toila, iiieinbers be I n presunt
from larlous parts of New Mexico.
Sessions of the committee ui-ic held
this tuoriiiHK and this afternoon in
the Commercial club. A caucus of
leaders of the Democratic party, both
members of the commttteo ami those
not iih tubers, will be held this even
In for tlic purpose or sinnmlm; up
the present political situation.
"We are Kiithereil together today
for the purpose of discussing mutton
lu Keiieral," said Clialrinan W. C. Mc
Donald of CarrUo.o. "We are not
roIuk to do anytliliiK furiher leRard
Iiik tin- sliitclionil sltiiatlou. We have
done everything .o can for statehood.
We Would like to sec the llcpuhlicaus
Ki't Into the Kiiim- now and help us
Rel statelmod tliroiiKli the iiouse and
senate. We have It up to the house
ami our Democratic friends lu con
uress uro pliiRKlnR rlRlit ulong for Its
passage All We ask Ih that tlif lit -publicans
help iih or get out of the
road ami stop blocking Hie kiiiiic."
It was rumored today that the ecu
tral coiniiilttee discussed possible New
Mexico candidates for tho United
States senate. Likewise it Ih said
thai tlm governorship was talked over
at some length. Nothing regarding
these ruinor. however, could he con
firmed by Inquiry among the mem
Iters or the centra! committee Auioug.
those here Mr the meeting today an
chairman W, C. McDonald, Currlxoxo;!
L, K. Menurfey. Hon well, W. H, W"j
tun, .Silver city; Kd Tittinaii, Milts
boro; A, c, Torres, Socorro; Kummers
lltirkliarl and O. N. Marron, Albu
querque. Itooiievult Dam, Alrdomu tonighl
Aniilvcrsury. Alnlome tonight
Tonight great Alrdomu celebration,
lied fin and e. ill olcUl, Ail'ilfiiuo,
SITUATION
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