The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-01

cedent. It viii serve to emphasize the
SOlemnity Of a great occasion.
The Daily Mail this morning recalls
that on the occasion Of the funeral OF
Queen Elizabeth no foreigner followed
the bier with the exception of the
French ambassador, and il adds that
now all Europe viii accompany the
bier of the mother OF sOVereigns-
The naval display viii be less strilI-
ing than on the occasion Of the diamond
jubilee It had been expected that
more foreign men of war would be
present Moreover, several vessels Of
the channel squadron are now detained
for repairs at their base port. Yet the
spectacle will be extremely majestic.
The Spanish warship EmperadOr Carlos
V, which was ordered to Portsmouth,
has been obliged to return to FerrOI,
her engines being disabled
The czarOWitch and other dlstin-
guished persons who are now crossing
the channel to England VIII complete
the list of foreign guests.
List Of Royal Mourners.
Following is the list of royal mourn
ers. with those deputed TO attend them
during their sOjOurn in England
The Duke Of COSTA, Major General
Slade-
Archduke Ferdinand Of Austria, Ma
| jOr General Sir A. Ellis.
Prince ATnuf Of Bavaria. Colonel
| Wardrop.
The king of the Belgfans, Earl Howe
| and Colonel D. Brown.
| Grand Duke Frederick OF Baden,
| Hon. Z StOner.
The regent of CObur<.
/ Prince Philip of COburg.
The crown prince Of Denmark, Colo
/ mel Sir L. E[ingscOte.
! Prince Ibrahim OF Egypt Colonel
| Douglas Dawson.
| The Frech mission.
] King George Of Greece. the Earl Of
| GosfOrd.
The Prince Of Hohenzolern, Ldeuten@
/ ant Colonel a Collins.
| The Grand Duke Of Hesse, Lord W.
/ c. Cecil.
| Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse.
/ Prince Won enlOhe-Langenbo uTg.
! Duke Adolphus Frederick of Meek
/ Ienburg- Strelitz.
! The Netherlands mission, Colonel A.
/ Court.
Prince Henry of Prussia, Admiral Sir
/ John L COmmerelI-
! King Charles of Portugal. the Earl
/ Of Denbig and Colonel J. Clerk
/ The crown prince of ROumauia, H.
/ Weest-
! Prince Henry Of Reuss.
/ The czarovith, Lord Summer6eld.
| The Duke Of Sparta, Captain Hon.
I s. F'ortiSue.
The Prince Of SAKE einingen. Hon.
| J. Wolfe.
Prince John Of saxony, Captain ".
/ P Campbell
/ The Prince Of Saxe-AItencourg, Hon.
/ a. F5tzCIarence.
/ The Duke of Schleswig- Holstein.
/ The crown prince Of Siam.
( The crown prince of Sweden and
/ Norway. Colonel BrOcklehCTst-
/ The Prince and Princess Of SchaUIu-
/ burg-Lippe, Hon. A Gavelle-
The Turkish minister, Major Barnar-
/ The Prince Of Vurtembourg. Captafu
] NJ. DTummOnd-
/ Windsor Ceremony Private.
| In the Windsor ceremony few be-
/ yOnd the immediate members Of the
/ family viii Sc emUch after the process
| sion has entered St Georges chapel
I which VIII be divided by a carved
/ screen. back of which the services viii
/ be conducted, invisible to most of the
non-rOyaI invited guests on the other
/ side.
/ Wreaths have been arriving SO I'M
! CeasiugIy that it was found necessary
/ yesterday afternoon 10 exclude visitors
| from the deans clOiSters, where the
| wreaths are being displayed, as the in
/ credSing inflow of visitors interfered
/ with the work of unpacking and ar
| ranging the tributes
, Lady Henry Somerset sent a betUti-
! full wreath. bearing the inscription:
/ IN behalf of half a million temper
( anCe women
The dominion of Canada sent an
! enormous wreath Of csttellias and lilies
of the valley, with eight hoops signi-
flying states.
1t au9ears that after her death
/ Queen Victoria was arrayed in her
/ royal robes, with all her foreign or
ders and decorations. over these and
/ across her breast was laid the ribbon
and Order of the Garter. Her bridal
| veil was then place. over her head and
face