Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-21
The Royal Train Bearing tile Remain.
Arrive at Windsor
station.
soom or TAG swlNUre GUN, ROLL
OF paumS.
by Telegram to the Naval
ROYAL FUNERAL.
The Hemains Of til" Duhc OF clarence
Laid 10 Rest.

Il
EdiubufV, the Duke Of Connaught
Prince Christian, the Duke II Iccb
with wv" Of his sous, aud many Tor
eigu representatives. assembled al
Windsor station and were In waiting
when the royal train arrived. At $3.50
the train bearing the remains caut
into the station. ON II were the Prince
and Princes Of Wales. Another
train which followed Immediately
after the funeral train, conveyed the
members NJ tue Prince OF Wales
household az Saudriugham. The Lord
Chamberlain received the members OF
the royal family as they alightei
from their carriages anu then the
coffin way taken on the shoulders OF
men from the Tenth HuAaa. II was
wrapped In Il silken Union Jack, and
ON IL was single splendid wreath,
which was sent by the q Iuun. AS tho
detachment " soldiers bearing tho
coffin walked slowly nlong the plat.
form, the signal was given tOa party
Of Life Guards on the Round Tower
castle, and Immediately the boom OF
the minute gun could be heard. Al
the same time the roll Uf the drum
from tho massei bands swelled out
upon the air aud
TIM PROCESSION BEGAN TO MOVE.
Life Guards had the right Of the line
and were followed by the bands which
played funeral marches. a dotach.
mont Of the Tenth lIusslrs aud the
horsu artillery Immediately preceded
the gun carriage al on which the 70.
mains had been placed. On either side
Of the gun carriage walked guard Of
the officers Of the Tenth Hussars. The
charger which had been ridden by the
Duke Of Clarence, slddled and brldl led
and with the boots OF his owner iuthu
-tirrup-, was led directly after the gun
carriage. The mOurnvrs came next.
The Prince Of Wales, Pflnce George OF
Wales and the Duke Of Fife led the
mouTnort. Next came tho Duke u
| COnunught, tbs Duke Of Edinburgh.
Prince Christian, Prince Henry ci
Battenborg and tho Mniquis OF LOfnc.
Then followed Grand Duko Alexis, re-.
presenting the Gar VI Russia; Prince
Albert OF Schleswig. HDl.lein, the
| Crown Pdnce VI Denmark, the Duke
Of OpOtto, brother u the King Of Por.
tugal; Prince Leopold OF Iusslo, the
Duke Of Teck, between Prince Ernest
~ Leiuiugen ana Prince Edward OF
Snxu-Woimar. Then followed the
three Princes OF Teck, sons OF the
Duke OF Tech; the Duke Of wurtem.
berg and Prince Philip Of Saxe.Coburg
GOthR.
| The Prince OF Wales drove from the
station by the private road to the
chapel. The procession moved slowly
amid the absolute silence Of the spec.
tators, many OF whom shed tears ~
| the procession passed. The Prince OF
! Wales and Prince George OF Wales
were the center Of Interest. They bore
Themselves with gravity, and neither
| looked 10 the right nor the left. An
heads were uncovered during the pass
lug Of the funeral procession.
TIN UNIVERSAL FUNERAL ASPECT
OF the scene was heightened by the
dreary weather and tho drapesics Of
black on tho houses along the route. Ia
| the procession the helmets OF the sol.
/ ditrs aud the swords NJ the oificers were
draped with crepe. The chRrggf which
waikrd'bohiud tho collin was heavily
capari.Ouud with crepe. Tho route
nom Windsor station 10 tue castle was
lined with guards. Behind the sol.
divfs au immense crowd OF people
patiently waited tue coming OF the
| body, and the mOurners. Most all
the people comprising tho crowd wore
mourning. Tie cOrtoge psaaeh into the
castle, aud 1T O'Clock the ftiuera /
ceremonies were proceeded with In st.
Georges CHAPEL. Very Rev. Philip
Frank Eliot, domestic chaplain to tho
Queen, anu the dean " Windsor, Us.
sisted by Rev. Davidson, Bishop OF
! Rochester, OBLIGATED at this ceremony.
The choir chanted the burial service
a. the procession moved up the nave
Of the chapel. On the arrival OF the
body Rt the choir, the Prince Of Wales
ns chiet mourner stood at the head Of
the coillu.
PRINCE GEORGE on WALES
stood ON one siue Of the coffin anu tho
Duke OF Fife on the other, the other
royal percentages standing grouped
near them. a psalm was chantod by
the chOlr anu the dean read tho lesson.
The choir then sang hymns seleltel
by the Queen. The Bishop OF ROchcs.
ter read the concluding prayers. In
consonance with custom, tho garter
king at arms proclaimed the titles Of
the deceased. The ceremony was con-
cluded 10y the singing OF Sulllvan's
anthem, "a Brother Gone Before Us.n
Tonight this remains will hs privately
removed TO the memorial chapel.
The Queen, accompanied 10y Prln.
cess Louise, today attended n special
memorial service In the chapel vt
Osborne House, conducted by Canon
BuckwOrth. The Queen walked foobly
and was assisted 10y Princess Louise.
The Prince OF WElcs and family,
and Princess Mary OF Teck are staying
At Windsor tonight, but the funeral
guests have lon the castle. After the
funeral tho Prince OF Wales admitted
that he was intensely oppressed and
weary. He had had hard day. The
guests concur In saying that he mp
pegIed 10 be worn and III, aud that the
Over-straln was telling upon him. Hp
walked behind tue cOilin three miles
TO WOlforton In submission 10 the
prescribed usage. In addition no had
TO stand for a long time at Windsor
station while tho various distinguished
visitors cOnyersod with him. This OK.
prOssions Of condolences for the Prince
were kindly from each. lie waa ok.
tremuiy sollcitous through the day Tor
the comfort Of everybody around him
Spectators VI the funeral agree In