The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-03
5aiFP And PACEANTRY
mark RITES FOR QUEEN
.ue.sc thousands See Five Crowned Heads il
w. procession Following YiCtOria'S Body.
u. Horsss Nearly Upset Coffin and Sailors Haul Bier
FT2VuOa' services Held in St. Georges Chapel.

rfbe martial parades. The trembling
. voice of the Archbishop Of Canterbury,
who is almost blind, had scarcely end
ed the final benediction before ne
turned to so up me altar steps Ms
sight and strength failed him, and ne
I tottered eroped and was on the point
of falling when the Archbishop OF
York. VINO had been Standing some
distance behind him, advanced ana
caught his hand and gently led the
venerable DIelate to the nOiy laDie'
Then they both knelt, the greatest clg-
nitaries OF Engiand's church, next IN
rank To the royal blood, their heads
bowed upon the purple altar cloth.
Royalty Surges About Altar
While the archbishops prayed and
the bishops and clergy reVerently kept
their knees, king Edward and emperor
William, followed by three OJnef kings
~ .ked almost hurrledly up 10 the al
tan ails and out into the castle Dy d
private exit. Their gorgeous suites
followed mechanically. ana a kateiuo-
scope of color and royalty surged up
the chancel.
Against this hurrying throng the
coffin and kneelug figures within the
holy enclosure stood out IN contrast.
Still the archbishop prayed, ana sun
the gaily-ca parisOned princes sought
an outlet by which they might gam
s the Waterloo chamber, in which the
long delayed luncheon had been Iald.
Almost touching the coffin they chat
Ambassador Choate shook hands
/ with another ambassador.
Then the stream turned, tor orders
came for the suites and ambassa doris to
20 out by another door. The returning
throng met those coming up almost at
the coffin. Well-nigh causing melee,
I Finally they reached the other door
. and the body of the queen was IeIJ
alone before The altar save for the stern
/ figures of her genLemen-at-drms, with
J halberds in hand, guarding the re
( mains, as the bodies of Edward ~
/ charles I. and Henry VIII. were
guarded I'm the same chapel hundreds
/ Of years ago
Big Dinner After Funeral.
/ King Edward and Queen Alexandra,
7 Emperor William, the princes and their
. suits dined maguificently this evening.
/ Three kings and heads of princiDalIties
with special representative left
/ Windsor this evening after lunching at
rnr castle. Their departure was some
what iujerfered with by the enormous
ur1noru0us of the crowds gathered
around the Windsor station and in
.mauy cases the royal peTSOnage5 were
literally bundled into the special trains
d Abe king and queen, in a special audi
g Cnre granted Ambassador ChOate and
IS Secretary OF Embassy White. after the
ID conclusion of the services at Windsor,
80 expressed themselves as profoundly
IF tor -Eed by The manifestations OF sym
d tTathy in America. In the course Of
conversations had by Mr.. White with
q other members OF the royal family, ali
D gave expression To similar sentiments.
e Both Ambassador ChOate and SeCre-
tary White walked through the streets
...| IN -Hns#
( royal sentiments regarding the express
3 sionS OF American sympathy before
. mentioned were conveyed to them in
The blue drawing room after the royal
luncheon in the Waterloo chamber, to
which they were invited, in company
with few other nOLables- Messrs.
Ch1ate and White retUsrned to Lon
con tonight in company with the
austrian ambassador, Lord IanSdOWne,
and "a number of other.
/ The popular mourning was less gen
I eral and CstentatiOus than il would
/ nave been in the United States. The
mu-ti-udes were remarkable The
Whole ceremonial, Including the mas
sing of $4,000 troops and the entertain
mell or all the visiting persOnages was
an admirable example of organization
Tonight The CAPTAINS and the
. Kinks Depart The imperial yacht
Hulenzolern awaits Emperor William
az Port Victoria, King Leopold and
. King Carlos have returned to London.
preparing Tor their return home, and
Prince Ferdinand departed on an even
ms train travelling incognito-
Holiday Air at Night.
This city tonight has somewhat of a
holiday air, thousands of persons par
aiding the streets, viewing the deGOTa-
uons and restaurants and saloons are
doing tremendous business. The uni
forms of the militia and colonial troops
are visible everywhere, and their wear
ers are lionized.
The hospitals cared for 1899 persons
who We're injured in the crow =. In this
a number OF people suffering from
broken limbs.
The political phases are being dis
cuSSed- The remarka BILE predOminence
of Germans and German influence is
noteworthy. Emperor Williams Of
nceTS, soldiers and sailors were more
Splcu0uS IN all the ceremonies than
were those of all the other nations to-
setler. This has had the effect of
. p9puldTlzlns Germany with the people
+ VINO recently regarded her as their
most lnrIl5tInE enemy IL Is evident
/ mat Ens-lshmen realize that King
/ fo"ard.s reign begins confronted by
/ commercial crisis and political dangers
which ElVe a shadow Of anxiety to their
+ Mourning Tor the queen.
] -.tlDl 10 lle arrival or the funeral
/ train at Victoria station. Major Ed
4 ward Bassiudale, "a veteran officer fell
F dead i'm the crowd, as the result of ex-
/ element.
/ There was an ugly crush in the crowd
| at the marble arch, when the gates
/ were unexpectedly closed after the pro-
cessiOn had passed. Several persons
tainted
Simultaneously with the funeral sen
vices AT Windsor. Impressive memorial
services were held at St. PauTs. West
minister Abbey and churches of every
Denomination throughout the United
Kingdom.
The lord mayor and corporation and
representative of the city guilds and
public bodies of an kinds attended the
cathedral.
AT Westminster Abby and the adfoin- |
ing st. Aargaret's church. peers and
commoners mustered in large numbers. /
In every town and village throughout 4
the three kingdoms business ives
stopped, shades were drawn down. the 4
public buildings were draped and there
we're services for the dead in the cath
edrals AID in all the Anglican and in
many Of The uOu-conformist churches.
Some half a hundred individuals and
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