Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
Ei I BODY
N WINDSOR CASTLE
,..,.t;on at Portsmouth : Arrival in
's''D' Funeral Procession Remains
l'', :. IN Albert Memorial Chapel

f'IH'p s',Aan the flag officer anu l.h vi,
ME- s !, aII ships in the AarDor T s,a.
na' ,S o Of officers, attended the s s',,
: .s alSal Of the body which al go
1, CARRIED carried of the yacht t,,,,Ds at s;so
n''' g,sn tne royal mourners , 'el'
o'h sn =, III, h, clarence yard where err,
, ,sl,,, If had lain all night longyi'n D
Al' ,, :, ,be queen watched oy
XIII p, we're mounted on the war.
\ .', and minute guns were fired as tne
II. horne by blue jackets, was 'Fai''
u u tod 70 The waiting saloon carriage
4. landing place and the approaches a
~ ,,o,lon were heavily dra pea
DrD I'M crowds had gathered 'so Inv
4 A train left Gosport at 300
4 IN LONDON.
.,,o, Web. with every circum,
\, Do asV II splendId pomp befittlng tns
sSuIss Of 50 mighty and well De a.,Se,,
+ sSSs NAM all that is mortal Of queen zen
Ou Ia hss heen borne through the
". ' a the capital and started to-
\. tS n ancient fortress palace OF ths
srsIgns Of England, The solemn
sniseepce OF yesterdays opening
n Il these last rites was duly man.
IA Perhaps the stately grandeur
,oday's sorrowful pageant through
warming streets Of London WIN
bireds Of thousands OF moufhers
bnlDg A black border 10 the rouIe,Wih
ltr be surpassed
l,e was in VictOria's funeral pro-
son an absence OF that black cere'
Irisl generally connected WIN lhe
progress to the grave
CAV The coffin was drawn BY cream
oIei horses. The pall was white ana
uniforms Of the troops ana the
4 rapplngs Of the foreign soyeTeigns'
inces and representatives formed a
ttering medley, giving brilliant coll
ng 10 the scene, The chief mouTner
hseli, with his field marshaFs uni
IN, even though this was partially
den by his oyercoat, surrounded by
corps helped TO leayen the symbols
mourning marking the route,
THERlNG OF CROWNED HEADS.
Never In English history has a soyer-
h been borne 10 the grave attended
50 many distinguished mourners.
y gathering Of crowned heads sur
ksed those who rode in the jubilee
bcession, All the great officers Of the
be participated.
lhe display Of the naval and military
bees reached the great total OF $4,000
kn.
Ehe firing Of minute guns and the
Ping Of bells at a quarter past II an
pneed 10 the countless multitude who
3 been crowdlng Londons muddy
pes since daylight that the funeral
pcesslon with the body Of Queen Vic
q nad begun Its passage through the
pIN
ane people fought for hours for a
I@ q The coffin and the kings and
rs following It, They saw a long
'sss9n o. soldiers, a passing show
uats'lhs ngalla. with a hundred
alls er5vdlng after. and then dis
~ vale all the church chimes OF
ny wee ringing ana mufiled dlrges
.sF has seen grander royal funer.
llan NE queens. and had a more
e,.A Spectacle in the celebration of
" ny W. years Of reign, but no episode
Y, 'lCloTlan era win live so deeply
'ssea on the memories OF those
monies '"'eu III lhe
Y gay was sombre. wet and chilly
u .i.. nosI Of Londons winter DAYS
Whole city. ''' s'oo'h oil
At VICTORIA STATION
,, scsne at Victoria station from
, Sia'iing was most brilliant and
~o, tor today's ceremony the ,
vas transformed into an Inn. !
reception han. All trains ware
ovs oslSre and the long platforms ,
n ,s,su WIN purple cloth. On an. ,
s a'aHulm, facing that al which 4,
!, .s uain was to arrive. guards 4,
n, IMPOSED IMPOSED of blue Jackets and =
W. Guards, were drawn up. Tho .
. GlauSay separating the two was
n,,r,' auu santed, and a number ,
, sn,rs covered platforms, from !
} , ~ r7o, OF The royal party were :
Al i ~ mount their horses, were ,
/ "a 1" TWAS at the side and CEN A.,
: voc y o'clock an army OF groonns \
j, sT'ses arrived, and thence for' Y
: og3 sulshed British naval and T
.ps 'v nIs, and foreign royalties n
In T Thhli1,rms, came in Quick h
,si, ine lord chamberlain and 3
ssS, !. vsareheaded, with their Z
. Saas Of office, received Tho r rnelt "
n ! PEI p,.eirsonages and conduct.
iome i'''e pavilion, erected on e
jss . station, by that time. re- !.
''O MARSHAL ROBERTS.
ySS nm sder in.chief o, ,no Il
NM hi siafshal Earl Roberts. nn \
|, AZ Sp n brown mare, car. p
, sTIs miarshaTs baton. at this ?
~ sV we, into the station ana d
~. g,eR'er Of interest He was X
ys 'ss.,o,y the earl marshal tSs
sbeS ,O'n, ana many OF the most al
. y. British officers. Thcn m
essses 'Ss g,s for the queen and re
useS They were the state
jBsG gu on the occasion OF the Z
hsrness" WIN beautiful, gold
yer a'' ,9s and trappings. The n
Iaess,ss' uuen by Positions in
,,s ns's, with only n narro ~ in
lr, y, On their arms, as a mari al
ed V"anse' The carriages
icss,' ~, %,c carriages and preceded n
fes, saine an object al whicb no
elr ~ ~ The animated throng
a va sS'ne to the salute and n.
p GUN CARRIAGE.
sS H. little D.t khakl-colored gun y,
main, vas .. 70 carry Queen We. ~
tstIas nom ron Victoria 10 pad. -
orsd horne me eight HanoyerInn ii,
queen 1 y. which also drew n,
Ne nsoS "a NE occasion OF tho :"
tsrle,.co.e,,ls y The gold har- Il,
ned vroa'e Positions and w
: by ,ha ls Who held each on mr.
" ,he so lib, birdie, were ali the he CA ca
Toe gli,ter,s gun carriage in on
rked tb e sh glass and gold or
d. .'sssSD risn mat rubber tire. p, 81
"'''' the gun carriage "