The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
|lIL OF KING HUMBERI.
- THRONGs AT STATION
~rrx REMAINS ARRIVED.
-. = the Streets Wept ~ the
S.<v o. the Murdered Monarch
- Serne Toward the Pantheon
4ne soIemnity Of the scene.

SonfF Aug. e.--The train bearing the
.-sI-e OF the late king Of Italy. which
~ Wonsa at l:2s p. m. yesterday. ac-
sn6ed BY the Duke OF Aosta, the
sS1 q Turin and the Duke OF Oporto,
7vo4 mere At $50 a. m. today. Immedi.
%Sv after that hour ten non-commis-
1s1 o61cers of Cuirassiers carried the
s<sf coafaining the body from the train
. - laree hall Of the railroad station,
~ IA been transformed into chapel,
,or With sable draperies with gold or
entafion.
~ 6rst chaplain OF the court. assisted
!; 4 number OF priests. pronounced alb
lion and the cortege started for the
1u1ateon. where rest the remains of
SSHoft's father, King Victor Emmar-
IN Tho sun was showing through a
iH vi the weather was not hot.
immense space surrounding the
800 station was entirely filled with
111h. and as the casket was borne into
~ cusn air all those present uncovered
E1 lumained bareheaded while the pro-
- was In view. After the casket
~ lsen placed on gun carriage. King
- Emanuel III. took his place at
I'D Of the princes who followed the
1hs Behind bis majesty were the
- Of Aos't. tn. Count Of Turin, the
- of deroa. the Duke OF Oporto,
f53x Ferdinand OF Genoa and other
- visitors. Following them were the
&6befs 81 the diplomatic corps and the
6tiai ENJOYS.
Preceding the cortege. which was most
Icuing IN Its magniffcence. were a bat
~ q artillery. a band of music and
...-- I4xxsx .<.A
nxran army and marine corps, many
~ An6 navy Officers. representatives
aihs scientific and educational institu-
M. the mayors and municipal officers
X nofBe and Turin, deputatloni from all
~ governmental bureaus OF this govern
neaf and behind these were the more
inportant state bodies. including the cab
~ ministers, senators and deputies.
u1pps. appearance made striking
mi ahead Of the casket were about no
liests and 100 friars. including the court
1haplains.
~ gun carriage bearing the casket
~ drawn by SIX horses and was sur.
mod by ofsicers and functionarics Of
~ efvtl and military houses OF the royal
Dl1nees and Of the late king and was
V1eeosi BY the late kings general aide.
xnmp. AvoRAdre des Contes di Quinto,
= hcrssback. bearing the sword of the
~ hing.
Evidences Of GRIEF.
II n body Of the dead monarch wal
= sAoss present in the crowded streets
d ~ hight side OF tho ca.ket wake,
~ president OF tho council Of ministers
uInoF Daracco. the mrs. vics president III
n senate and tho chevaiier Annuncic.
- h. tkvk ~ ~ 49, 3 4 la
~ Of foreign AFFAIRS. the Marquis Wis.
ITS Venosti. tho president Of the cham.
ID q deputies. signor villa and former
Dgmier crispi.
shind the cssket was the master o,
.lenonies Of the court, bearing an irov
~ Humberts beautiful bay war horse
Ilch was n very great favorite with thu
eeased. The horse was covered with
~, black drapinR.
H1nging UP the rear Of the cortagc wore
- dags OF the army with an honpini
IDst. several municipal and provinc'H
stations and finally squadron Of cav
men the head Of the procession reach.
- the Pantheon. an enormous crowd oc.
&Dted every available foot OF space Al
~ adjacent streets and the windows. bal.
!aies and terrace. In the vicinity were
NJ hled with spectators. Not a whls-
NJ of conversation interrupted the sol
nuity of the scene. the multitude re main
pE In respectful silence with uncovered
Ieadp
A was the case In the square before tbs
1jiroad station. tho streets through which
~ procession passed were black witt
)enple fnnumerable naxs were disolayee
4 half mast and tho funeral decorations
mich hung from tho windows ware ~
UNIVERSAL that II can he literally said thai
~ entire city Of Rome was In mourning
During the sarch OF the procession gey
mi cfushes occurred. Among those pres.
nj IN the crowd on Nin BET Serpent.
'wsnty persons received slight wounds AUD
Dirty others were bruised.
The procession mar ehed In perfect o..
" and st slow pace. King Victor
Zninanuel who was on foot, bore himselI
wa dignity and carried his head hish
~ groups OF officers IN full uniform givs
sst'lancy 20 the corfcEe. No lcss than o.
senAsers and deputies took part ~ ths
many Radicals and Republic,
az ttlng among the number.
Flower. for the Dead.
purins the march flowers were thrown
sMm windows on the passing casket TIE
xaale porfico Of the Pantheon, whore tAs
Woeetsion arrived at e.ia A. M, formed i
vsfstshle flower bed ~ wrcaths and fow.