The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-13
COMTE DE PARIS BURIED
TIE IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SER VTCE
or TIE DISTING UTSHED NAN
The Dukc oi York One Of tho Attendants
Most OF the sovereigns OF Europe
Repressntsd-rhs Ceremony.

LONDON, Sept i2.-prlvate mass FOR
the dead Count OF Paris was celebrated
AT stowe House at O'Clock this morn
ing The ceremony was attended by mem
bers Of the Count OF Paris family only.
The funeral cortege LEFT stowe House at
':So, the body being conveyed I'm hearse
drawn by six horses. The hearsc was
followed by twenty carriages, containing
the Princes and Princesses connected by
ties OF blood or marriage with the Or
leans family. The procession was re-
ceiyed at the railway station by the
Mayor and municipal authorities u Buck
inSham. The blinds Of the houses along
the route TO the station were closed aud
ine road was lined With silent spectators.
I,as inS special train conveying the body
Started for Wcibridgc at $50 O'Clock.
me cars were All drapvd with black.
TaE EUROPEAN foYALrY IN ArrRNDaNor,
The funeral train arrived al Weibridee
AT noon. IL had been Ireceaed by four
special trains from London bearing the
Duke Of York. Duke OF Connaught. Mar
quis OF isorne. and large number OF
the French nobility. The procession form
ed az the station ana the body was taken
10 the church. The Due D'Orleans and
other Princes OF the family naked imme-
diately behind the hearse.
In the procession the Duke OF York was
accompanied 10y Prince Herman, OF SaSe-
Meimar, ana Prince Philippe of SaAe-
Cobufg. The Duke OF YORK wore naval
Uniform. The Emperor of Germany and
most Of the other E.urODean ROYALTIES
were represented. The coffin was received
az the door OF the Roman Catholic church,
Which formerly contained the remains u
Ming Louis Philippe. Of France his con-
sort, and his daughter-in-law, Duchess
OF Orleans, by Monsgnor Hulst. who was
attended by a number Of priests and
acolytes. M9nsignor Hulst and his attend
IN
church the Due 6rleanS Sl,ss'S' oeepyIas I9,S inc
the. position Of chief mourner. The ch,irch
Whlch Is small was crowded.
TIRE ssRyIcKs.
When the colin had been placed I'm
front or me altar Cardinal Vaughn and
rev John Butt. entered the sanctuary.
the great silver crucinX bein,, horne be.
iure them, and the services bea,nn Two
ali1iS eS presented by the young Roy
with tri-color N''e''i
"tds, tLnS ,,}a.i,, music was taken from spohrs
tiles Of the Church were observeI The
.etN!'es concluded with the pronouncs-
Wenl vi me absolutlon by Cardinal
lr 'asan, m, after which The body vas placed
III Il vault near the altar.
rrR DIXIE oF ORLEANS oRArIrrpz
After the funeral OF the Count OF parls
'"f 'Ht buhe OF orleans, accOmpunleI
py number OF friends. went To London
Wherc ne held a reception at the ,3rosve.
nor Hotel, which was attended hv an IN.
Nsitlng royalists The Duke made am
address as follows: ~
IL - win sorrow and emotion that
receive the homage OF your devotion. AMI
thank YOU for II. Your presence not
Only testlheS your respect and attach
uleht 10 MN We have lost. but Il also
proves your fidelity 10 the princlulo OF
n1I1hai ana traditional monarchy. OF
""itH am the representative ard whore
ol NE transmitted 20 me the HERITAGE
know the riEhts of this heritage IL con-
ttis uutes upon me. 10 imposes rssponsl.
piily upon me towards France fo Ia
guided by the magnificent example NV
ldlhrf mas given me during NE and
Nhlch he consecruted hy hts death. 80
c'uiaEeusly faced ana accepted I'm such
q Christian manner
Fortified by your ald and by that or
absent friends, who from an parts OF
France have already sent mo th. g.
preston of their devotion and making
Hppeai 10 all men OF heart I viii nj
Wlth"ut ialtering, the mission which nails
TO me-
although atil young. / am consciris
OF my duti's, and with my great love TOR
rance, l VIII consccrate al the strength
ana energies possess % fulnll inem"
al the conclusion OF TIE fuauifcsto tho
Duke cordially thanked his fathers cOun-
ciilors.