Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
MOURNING IN ELL ENGLAND
The REMAINS Of lll Ll,a Archbishop
Of Canterbury Laid 10 Rest


CANrrunuHY, Eng,O'i. 10 - Copy.
rlgh. 1900 ~ tue Ass ciatod Poe. 90
There IL general mourning throughout
England today. The bells have been
tOlling almost everywhere and momof.
LAT services In honor Of tue late Bi'hop
VI Canterbury aud prlma,o OF all Eng.
lAud, Most Reverend Ward Waite
Bcusou. ID. D., who dioi suddenly at
HaVafueu cnureh sunday lasi, while
attending divine services, have busu
held IN hundreds VI churches.
Lying In slate the remains VI the de.
Geo 81 pfelhte la Cantofbufy cathedral
was yRicnod throughout ny the Clutsy
u Canterbury, sisters 81 H. Peter anu
boys Of -. Augustine school and wac
the occasion fsT the wolding around
the aiaiss OF the vast sdif fee 81 can-
tinuous stream of Clergy, notHbilitiVa
and members Of all o.RsssH OF society
bout upon taking farewell glance At
the casGsi Containing tho body VI tho
vUuuIAuie huu we'll bred priest Tue
doors Of the cathedral were beslegod
early Today Ia spite Of the
rainy weather anu siIolg
I INlNNf lNtNN NNNAlNANNl lN
iquadron Of the Sixteenth lancofs who
dih ovniry duty around the old build
Ing white tho ceremony lasted. Re-
liliouu services began AZ 5 O'Clock In
tue mOtning, when tie Dean Of
Cant Ibufy, Dr.. FAtfar, crlebIatyd
holy communion. the second service
At Q O'Clock consisted VI prayers tor tne
dtad.
After this the O. fiin was removed TO
! the MsttyriUm chapel rmpallcd In
white aud gold tmbrli. cry ulcn which
/ rested some superb u lTal oiieringf.
By this tlmo tho tky had become
| darker ana the Interior VI the Building,
wnicn wa hung with violet velvet,
was klo, IN 90 than ever, tue effect OF
when was intensified by the dick Or
Ing Of couutiusa lapris, o,c.
fhe principal service began nj 1880
pm. with crowd " distinguished
people present. fho iunefsi procession,
ionusTod more imposing BY the pTot.
ence OF guard Of homer from EgyI,.
I tian lAnotis, formed la tho cloislufeTs
IL was composed Of tue clergy Of the
diocese Of Canterbury In fuil robes OF
iufal deanf, a delegation from the
diocese Of Iiufe, the House OF Lords
aud House OF Commons, church dig.
Ditafieu, representatives uf Cambridge
University, tue Lord Lieutenant Oi
/ Kent And twenty blshlpi, fifly cam
mons, arohbilhops Of DubiiD, Afch.
deacon FafTaT, Atohbish0p OF YORK
anu ofllcufs VI tho province ana DO.
eese. Eight pail bearers escorted the
body 10 tue tomb,
Tue family OF tho deceased followed
| behiud the cntkbt. Then came tue
Duke OF York, representing Queen
Victoria, Heir RuekeT.JOnui.chk,
second secretary nf tue German
| embassy at London, Tupttstntinr
| EmpfTOr William Hnd 0thoIt fepfu.
seuting the Prince aud Princes OF
Wales; other members OF tlo royal
/ family; Ptinctas Louise, tho DlEo
anu duchess o, fiiU; tho Marquis u
Salisbury, etc Ihu funeral services
| Neru July ohutA. Sentences at the
grave were said ~ Cauon dHsou, the
/ commltthi Of the sentences were ut.
tered ny tho BshOp Of Winchester.
The Lord's prayer was SAID BY Rev.
| Hugo benson, anu concluding tue
prayers by tho AtChbiuhgp OF Dubiin.
! ATohdoaenn FaIrRf anu thea fchbishop
OF York 0iiiclatud respectively NJ tue
grace and blessing.
The onsket upon which rested Mr..
| aud Mrs. Gladbl0nea il0tAl cross was
then lowered into tne gave.