New-York tribune., 1901-02-04
THE QUEENS BURIAL.
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,be Dean Of Windsor read the special les
IS The prayers were the special prayers
...rfbod relating 10 the reign of Victoria
-, ,be accession of Edward The choir sang
,,,r.k,s anthem Blessed Jesu Fount Of
49,, rendering II with beautiful effect. The
r.gbr Rev William Stubhs Bishop Of oxford.
s.,i,,ered The funeral discourse. taking FOR his
-, Proverbs xvi. II: For tho throne is estab-
,.-bss nv Righteousness" The aged rrclate read
rom desk inside the communion rail. and
,o,ll not be heard except by those sitting very
car him He said in part
All our thoughts to-day are about the great
nd gracious personality whom we have lost
--ba end ~ her long reign marked an epocn
.bfcb gave rise 10 gratitude sorrow and hor-
80 gracious memories and great authorizations
The years hrought some pressure AT the helm
.-5 some violence of waves hut never once
,rss there any loss 81 EOvernance. never any
aliaratinu ~ tle hearts ~ her people
al are pleased that the now King has de-
termiue5 20 can himself after the greatest Of
ais ancestors the Pure and Clean He has
greatly grown, and along the lires of his policy
~ now seek a sevenfold blessing from the
seventh Edward.
The berediction was pronounced by the
psbon of Winchester.
After the service King Edward and Emperor
william walked in the grounds and in the
evening they attended strictly private service
a. which Nine Alhani sang.
Fmreror William Nil leave Windsor on Tues
dav. accompanied hv King Edward He will
rake luncheon al Marlhorough House. after
which ~ VIII drive 70 CharinE Cross Station.
where DE VIII take the train for Port Victoria.
He viii follow the same route by which Lord
Roberts entered London returning from
south Africa. ana great ovation is expected.
According 70 The official programme Of co-day's
cerenonv the coffin, preceded ny the Bishop OF
Wirchesra~ and the Dean Of Windsor Will be
horne uv uon-cOrnnnis ssioned officers Of the
1loF,r Nf.srp, al
rlacea The gun carriage guard Of honor
nj the Queens Company OF the Gr-nadier Guards
with the band Of the regiment, viii be drawn up
facing the chapel. and VIII present arms. The
procession VIII move of in the following order:
TIE 2"cea,s conFsa;ay Fs; . VIII Win. sEas reversed
HishIandsTs and pipers
sand = Tie Grenedier Guards.
ne Iors 5-sslrsersin ana he i5ra 9 seWars
T'e gun oarrase saIra o the ATE Queens eGuerries
appeared Sa-sraay's ceremony in Loadon
Following the coffin VIII walk King Edward.
the Duke of Connaught. Emperor William the
King Of the Bclgians, Prince Henry OF Prussia
and all the royal persOnages, including Queen
Alexandra and the Princesses, with the excep-
ton OF few who left England yesterday
These VIII be accompanied by their suites
The route viii be through the Norman Gate
way, across the quadrangle through the George
" Archway. down Long Walk through the
Lodge and then from Long Walk 10 the uaau-
soeun. The entire route from the George "
lined with troops under the command OF Colonel
Napier Miles of the 1st Life Guards The
Queens pipers viii play from the gates 10 the
mausoleum itself on arriving there the Queens
company VIII open outward and form in double
rank on the steps OF the mausoleum The choir
will meet the funeral cOrtege on the steps The
Highanders, pipers and servants on their ar
rival VIII go straight into the Tnausoleum and
take up the positions allotted 10 them.
Then the coffin viii be carried into the rnau-
soleUm. preceded by the choir and clergy. The
members Of the royal family on entering will
take places on each side OF the sarcophagus the
royal household standing IN the transept on
each side
The whole OF the Castle viii he kept clear The
ground from the George " Archway 10 Long
Walk gates viii be under the control Of the
Lord Steward and the Office of Works which
will issue tickets of admission The portion OF
Long Walk over which the procession viii move
will be under the direction Of the Mayor Of
Windsor.
All concerned. including the rnourners will
walk a large force OF London police has been
re9ulsitoned 10 keep order. and the spectacle
VIII be very impressive, bands playing funeral
marches until the mausoleum is reached.
After that the ceremony Will be private, as
there Is only room for the mourners and the
cergy. The choir win sing Sir Arthur Sulvan's
anthem, Yea, Though I Walk" the hvnn
Sleep Thy Last Sleep" and Tennyson's The
Face ~ Death Is Turned Toward the sun OF
Light" set TO music by Sir Walter Parratt
After the morning service King Edward
Queen Alexandra and other members OF the
royal family walked 70 the Deans Cloisters
where they viewed the wreaths