Show CORONATION IN DETAIL r J LONDON LONDO Aug Aus- 9 King King Edward and ond Queen Alexandra were t crowned in Westminster abbey just after aCter noon today Though the ceremony was bereft of oC some of the elaboration and pageantry originally contemplated it lacked little in n the way of oC spectacular perfection The whole ceremonial was us of ot a magnificently decorative e r character and presented a a. c constantly changing panorama panorama panorama pan pan- orama around the two central figures enthroned In their robes of oC velvet elvet ermine nn and cloth of or gold old amidst the th distinguished assemblage of or actors actor the fulfillment fulfillment fulfill fulfill- ment of or who whose e various roles necessitated constant movement Each Ellch stare stage of ot the ceremony with Its Old World u usages ageN furnished Its quota of or Interest while the Interior of oC the noble church filled as it Jt was with officiating prelates In varicolored varicolored vari vari- colored capes with Princes and diplomats officers In laced gold uniforms with heralds 8 and other officers of ot state in mediaeval costumes with Peers and Pe Peeresses s T S IS I'S In rich robes with Oriental potentates in many hued raiment raiment rai rai- ment with men of or all types and all sha shades of or com complexion from Crom distant litant points of the newly crowned monarchs monarch's empire with its dazzling display of oC Jewels and wealth of oC color presented a picture which In Its Us combined brilliancy y and dIstinction dIs dIs- Unction has seldom been heen excelled I ENTHUSIASM FOR TOR KING AND QUEEN AS THEIR PROCESSION PASSES s r. r LONDON DON Aug Au It Il 9 It was wa not until the tho Kings King's proc procession came that there was an any how show of or enthusiasm on the tho streets street Lord Kitchener Admiral Admira Seymour Seymour Seymour Sey Sey- mour and Gen Gazel 9 as the they ro rode c to together together to- to gether of or course came In n for Cor much at attention attention at- at but they all seem seemed 1 to pay little lit lit- lit little tle tie attention to the people along the route Lord Kitchener In the resplendent ent full dress J uniform of or a General also looked unfamiliar and ond runny many persons persons persons per per- sons did not recognize him Picturesque Indians The I Indians 11 were undoubtedly the tho most picturesque que feature of or the tho procession procession sion slon while the state coach of or the King lIra drawn wn by the f fat tt lan Hanoverian horses which figured In all nil of or the late Jato Queen Victorias Victoria's processions seemed much more like fairyland than usual The progress of or the royal roal cortege cortese was as marked by no special Incident with the exception of or an tun accident to Lord Edward Edward Edwart Ed Ed- ward wart Pelham Clinton one of ot the tine grooms In iii waiting ns Climax at nt Abbey and It was a n continued triumph reached Its climax on the arrival at the abbey where there was u u. scene of ot un- un enthusiasm which did ld not cease C until their Majesties 1 disappeared ared In n the annex Tho The accident to Lord Pelham Clinton cre created considerable excitement In tho the mall The groom oom in n waiting In a n closed carriage was passing New York steps when hl his conveyance con collided with an another another another an- an other royal roal carriage going at al high speed In an on opposite direction Tho The Continued on Pa Pago Piro c 6 Grand Lodge Officials Continued from Page 1 1 1 ph I Kerin er In p. p P P. r B. F r n. Grand nl Mich I M ti cli lodge o No 4 45 R Ti J J. J I LoMars Le- Le 1 Mari Mars ars I In In lod lodge No 4 S Iko Ike P L 11 It I Rep Her gt st Paul Minn nn lodge oN 0 oN 59 George LIghtly P I i y K U n. IL Waterloo la IL 10 0 No 0 O 20 iO R J J. J 1 J. J F F. Met my Irr as assistant n r agent Illinois Central John 0 hn in H If MItchell Jr 1 lr P I 1 E g F H It I. I St St. St Paul laid I Minn lodge No 59 W George Moore OmaIa Oma Oma- ha Ia Nob lod beIge e No 39 Mrs Mis rs Moore Mrs O G. G J Mack Waterloo In la Frank Mills Mills- 11 P lad Ind hiI lot c No 0 LI r W 6 C S Saginaw Mich Mih lot lodge No i. i Th Thomas I I F. lr Hu h. h Baltimore Mil Md lIl l lodge odge 01 gC No 0 o. o 7 i W W. II B. Waterloo t Ia Itu 10 J o No NTo 0 J J. H It No Newman win in U H. 1 I L. L i K- K Waterloo v Il la Ta lodge lodge No JW J Mrs Newman M Matt at aU efe PUR p P. J E. E It n nater Water Water- l loo oo 11 Ja lod lodge e No o 21 l Lou Iou P P. H g R It Rep ep Waterloo la Ja lod lodge o No o 2 1 J J. J S S. P P. i E J. J R. R R Rep flap Fort Tort MatH Madl- I soil on Ol la Ja No Mr Mrs Poll Polard ml M it J J. J PI Purer er Anderson lad Ind Ind loil lilge e No o. o M cl John Jhn Ramsey e lucken Jck ck N N. N Y y No To iS GS Charles Churles C C. flynn Rvan Ian P P. K 1 R n. Rep Buffalo N N. Y Y No No 23 R n S 3 Ruble traveling passenger agent Union railroad O Ogden Utah lImIt R. R R C C. s P I 1 TiIt n Ti nR F R It R Rep nep Inn Muss lodge lode N 17 i Ti K J J. J Shetland P I 12 Ti R Ti R. Rep Jamestown N iS' N Y 1 lodge No X XI 3 AleC I Ale Ale- C C. P P. KR K Ti R a n lonia Mich lodge lodle No CIS ilS iS Mrs rR H it i J Ti Tru True Sioux Fal Falls S S. D. D D. D lod bilge bilge- No 62 2 P. P P P. A A. Gilbert Wilbert P. P P P. 1 K Ti n. n R It Rep Oil 01 City Cit l' l IlL Pu lol lodge c No C R H. R Worrell P P. I iJ l. R H. n CR Ron Rei Bloomington tn fiul 1111 lodge No i HG J J. J 1 1 Sullivan ul an P P. I II Ti R It n. n ni Waterloo nt la Ia la lodge No 23 A. A II II H. Crippen Waterloo la itt 11 lodge No Train Committees Tho The train trin accommodation committee members of the Elks Elk ha have been assigned as- as IS- IS signed for Cor dut duty as l ts' ts follows On the Tb Rio Hlo Grande c Western estern W W. D D. Hahn William Dart and C C. P P. will wi ill meet met all al re regulars ular and specials from the tue East Hast at Grand Junction Edgar S Howe will wi meet the Louisville delegates at Salida and travel We Ye Vest t with them to Grand Junction and and w will Ill II work from Crom that point to Provo on trains following On the tile Ore Oregon on Short Line H H. W W. y Miles Miles- and H B. E A A. will leave for Po- Po Ida Ida- tonight and will wi work Into Inlo Salt Lake Ike M M. 1 M M. Miles goes boes west vest to Glenns Glenn's rr F Ferry and works Into Salt Sal Lake On the K Ti H II Daning Darling Darl Dan ing InS goes to Green River Wyo o tonight and und ers covers the road back to town to Cronk Boomers Here Ir IrEd Ed O O. Brant Brnt member of oC the Ogden committee for for t th the grand giand lodge Col Co Geor George e King Goodly Good I Broker trustee of ot Omaha lodge No 39 and Beach Talor Tay- Tay loi lor the latter three jit whom are arc members mem mem- hers bers of or Omaha lodge No 59 9 arrived ed and re registered ut itt he headquarters yesterday Beach lech Taj Taylor Talor lor hc 11 p here to work vork for the Interests of ot I Kansas an ao City for the next convention and for tot the he election electon of oC Geor George con enton P P. Cronk ronk as grand mn exalted ruler Mr Ir Taylor is mana manager el of the Cronk boom bom and Is in full ful control of the movement movement move move- ment In favor of the T l G 0 Henry Hen of oC Des Moines Is on the ground working for his city as the place of holding the next session of oC the grand lodge He lie ts to win out In the contest and while admitting that Baltimore Bal BRI- Is a formidable rival rat says that he will not tint yield Ieh his hopes hope of victor victory un until t the last ballot balot Is t taken ken The executive committee and staff star moved mo to tu time the new headquarters South Main this morning Visiting Elks will iii wi register there and receive then their souvenir badges The list of delegates delegates NI the clubhouse who have l-CI l at Is ln Iro growing rapidly List of Today's Arrivals The new n arrivals als whose hose names were sub subscribed this morning morning arc are Jo Joseph o Buz No O. O Butte Bute C C. E. E WI Wll llamas llaina Iams No 12 Sioux City George e REdward R n. Edward Edvar No 0 il 11 Eureka P P. H II Moho- Moho ney hey No 0 29 Omaha Car Call I Adler No 0 1 Sioux City J J. J F. F r F. Cole ole No In la H H. A A A. Hurst No TJ J J. J Little Hock Rock Ark I I F. K I Darragh No 1 Monroe I La a Thomas Shaw v. No Wichita Ichla Kan E E. H. H No Springfield Spring Spring- field Mass lass The Thc Baltimore delegation was as erron- erron announced by the Short Line yesterdaY as being due duc to arrive c at S 30 this moring It I will wi reach here Monday Monday Mon- Mon day daj morning if it not further delayed The Iho city and county building park panIc will wi b be a 1 blazo blaze of or light the Elks Elks' convention Th Count Commissioners have ha e ordered several arc lights to be placed on the tower and a grand ran display of Incandescent lamps In Iii the blound grounds Delegates From Denver retry Telf Owens Assistant The Fire Chief of Denver a delegate s atc from Denver Den er lodge e No 17 1 arrived last nl night ht Colorado will wl be he here 1000 strong said sail 1 Mr Owens tola today Denver Is tending b hj by special cal train and will willbe willbe wi be In Monday morning The secretary of oC the lie Denver lodge lode E Ti F F. Arthur will wi arrive tonight W V D D. Block of oC No 8 9 Lexington K Ky came In yesterday afternoon In advance ad of his delegation Mr Brock Is a a can candidate for grand rand leading knight Frank FranJ E Ti e of No o. o G Lansing Lan Lan- Ln sing Mich who arrived jester day says tint his lodge has Just completed a n handsome clubhouse e at a cost of oC 30 IJO- Ono Mr Ir Talmadge Is of oC the opinion that the Grand Grind Rapids drill dri team leam will wi carry oft off or the first prize in the marchIng marching march march- ing lug contest Will Wil Keep Open House l Edward V o of No 4 40 au auke ke ha VI WK Wis is 15 here to entertain the visiting Elk Elks He lie will l keep ep open hoUse bouse e eat at tho the Kenyon Kenon a and wi 11 dispense l White flock I mineral I a water tel and accessories with wih a lavish hand I |