Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-30
Queens HighIanderS to Bear Coffin
from Osborne House,
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
al All the Ceremonies No Doubt the
Naval Will be the Great
Pageant


therefore has been definitely settled ex-
Cept the program for Friday.
The coffin win be borne from Osborne
house by the queens hlgh.auders.
Friday at las p. m, 70 a gun carriage.
The household Of the late queen, the
royal servants and the tenautry VIII
be drawn up ON the carriage drive.
The queens plpers VIII lead tbe pro.
Ccssion through the kings gate to
Trinity pier There will be an imposing
military display along the route.
massed bands and drummers playing
funeral marches
Behind the coffin win walk Admiral
Seymour first and principal aldc-de-
camp 10 queen Victoria since 1899, the
king Emperor william. the Duke Of
Connaught. Grown Prince Frederick
william Of Germany, the Duke OF
York, Prince Henry of Prussia. Prince
Christian OF SchlesWig- Holsten and
other princes, Then win come Queen
Alexandra, the Duches of York and
other Processes.
Bluejackets viii bear the coffin from
the pier 10 the royal yacht Alberta,
where Admiral Seymour four naval
aides-de-camp and TWO ladies In watt
ing Will accompany the remains.
The KING the queen, Emperor VIII
liam ana other members OF the royal
family will embark ON board the royal
yachts Victoria and Alberta.
queen NlctOra's explicit directions
as 10 her funeral were written iu 1862,
says Truth, 'aud have not been altered
In any material respect. IL was her
wish that the ceremonial should be a
copy Of that OF Prince Nberts burial
as far as possible. The queen viii be
the first English sovereign who VIII not
be buried az night and by torchllght."
The war office has invited colonial
officers and soldiers n England to take
part I'm the funeral procession. Minute
guns will be fired from an ships In the
S0lent and at CoWes, commencing as
the Alberta leaves Trinity pier Each
ship Will cease firing Immediately the
end Of the procession has passed her
When the procession has passed the
battleship Majestic the forts and ships
In Portsmouth h8rb0r win commence
firing minute guns and win continue to
do so until the Alberta Is alongside,
No standards viii be- displayed En-
signs and union Jacks viii be half-mast-
ed Admirals flags viii Doe fully ho.sted.
As the procession passes each ship its
crew will present arms and then rest
upon reversed arms until the procession
has gone, the band meanwhile playing
funeral marches,
In London active preparations are
being made all along the route. Houses
are being draped and seating accommO-
dalton Is being provided. a committee
OF ladies' has obtained permission 70
hang wreaths OF evergreen along the
line one 10 De affixed 20 each lamp
post and an being three feet in diane
ter and OF uniform pattern.
or all the ceremonies no doubt the
naval VIII be the pageant The AL
berta with the body, viii slowly
steam along q line Of battIeshius cX-
tending eight miles. FaDIu these
giants OF the British navy viii be
smaller vessels and numerous foreign
battleships Whatever the weather
may be- the spectacle Of the remains
OF Victoria trayersing a lane of war
ships, the guns Of all booming. viii be
unique.
The compulsory absence OF the Duke
OF Cornwall and York from the cere-
monies Is the occasion of extreme re-
Eret and Of many expressions Of
popular sympathy although no anX-
iety Is felt regarding his health, as the
ihaiduy is NOT dangerous ,,
hlhs EaWaIa received LoId saIsDury
and several other members OF the cabi-
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,yarships M tbp uaee1nt. Tho Radsn
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ABOUT 0ao0 troops VIII De engaged IN
me procession rom osborne TO Oowes.
Ten thousand volunteers VIII De em-
rloyed along the route In London, IN
addition 10 10000 regulars. Some dis
appointment is likely 90 be caused by
the statement that no photographs viii
Doe allowed 90 be taken OF the procession
from osborne TO CoWes.
u VIII be impossible 10 hnt accommo-
dalton In buckingham Palace for AIN the
foreign representative King Edward
has ordered that an the crowned heads
are 20 be his particular guests. Room
WIN be round Tor other visitors az MARI