Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-01

ten miles ,. .. S'' and German nay ,..,
British Il At anchor ready to x ,ssp tn the
p 'on sI pay last magnificent ssa '''V was
70 The % 'oV ere greatest naval progress
n !, 4. history !, q the Ha ..a'.cvar rows
Apar. p !, rvInKlIns port lights, sew ,ar
ant'd ll@p, one might fancy that ., ,ns
~.t towns I, i blockade. The guns sweep
o. .'', as,IsS shores at short range n. old
o, 'p H. head of the line are ,s., ,p' SOM Ds
A. ., as royal yachts tns ,n som oon.
p'dd lsN, Standing out in vivid con ,".
as' '1 aS,lnst the white sides ,O OIL mr.
' ,s,,,olIsrn. Then in single 0O'u cal,
hoAsn' ,ss British Oattleships, h ,,na
come :. 'p Portsmouth the single line ,Se
wy wy !" into a stately double row. W, WV
nTses INV ~ foreign nations and tne
h ts, Of the British GraI Nav lS Of Eng
4 and waiting to salute 'ne ''
3 lands lamented queen
THE ROYAL COFFIN -,
:. ..oA.nlv will be nearly o ,S"rta
81 ,, y p afternoon when ' ce,s ~ She
s s'S ,be royal cofdn caves End md then
WIN . ,ns INTO the single line snu ,o Via
VIII s' ,sa rassage formed BY the i 9.,u
tasr . 'Dv rhls evening she lies AZ ir.",
~ bier Her quarter aeek Ss = me men
4 NM awnings, under when ny no day
s,ua SSan Working throughout we T N.Y.
ns nav waEinr final preparations can saIl
sus , ~as necessary because ram ls -,
AWNING We" az bonr cold and dreary
weather prevailing .,orrow are
TN w. weather omens for tomorrow .. S,e
Mi propltlous. but the hrst o. I'M .Sls
. aSo n SPECTATORS are arrlVlhs vi
saas ,ns ,ogether with soldiers IN PHI.
s even s,, soS The mile and han
of road outside the town 81 Eas' ,S SgJ
and separating osborne RON i.
nsr 4 typical country thorouss1s'
az Tho troops lining It will have oil
IA ficut work ..o,ocle and
nj tbs other attendant features Wlil "a ~,
[ spire intense interest and EMOTION ~"
"A what creates greater expectancy ! sns
& announcement that queen Alexanars
n and ,be p,inceyses Of the royal Dloo1
4 viii walk down Inc muddy ROAD ahu
: through the narrow streets 70 lne
A waters edge. This part Of me pro-
gram thus far holds good, although
u should rain be falling when the pro
cesslon stsrts from Osborne house, the
ii ROYAL ladies viii scarcely persist IN
a their determination
ALL QUIET AT OSBORNE.
Al Osborne this evening all Is quiet.
During The day the royal personages
walked about the grounds and passed
the hours In much the SAINT way as
they had done for week or more. Two
solitary policemen guarded the lodge
yates. Down the r0ad 70 the sound
carpenters are disturbing the quiet
hedge rows by the hssty erection OF
stands and In Coges and East Cowes
there is the same noise. But windows
and seats On stands that would sell in
London for " guineas each are going
here al half a guinea.
People throughout the country side
are lamentng tomorrow's sorrow, for
With / Will so the remains Of one
Whom they had grown 10 look upon as
peculiarly ihelr own, as well as the J,
prestige her constant visits bestowed
upon IAs locality. Meanwhile The in q
vadtf he e1curslonIst, the journalist, :,
and ne visitor from the continent or :
Tie mainland discusses without ceasine
me tesl eogn o. vantage TO view to-
nofnFs Spectacle for spectacle rather
lhan funeral il Will be because of the
elaborate preparations which will make O
! rival n studied magnihcence, the ma. {
Pal and military display which marked c
queen Victora's jubilee. b
hiles Henry Of Prussia and his staff b
ih9ed here at noon today. After an q
s9ecIion Of the guard Of honor, the g
.Aee proceeded to Osborne house. 4
ls squadron Of German warships s.
nlnahded by Prince Henry Of Prus- a
comprising the flagship Baden the n
,uesnlp Odin and the cruisers Vic. "
"a Louise Hagen and Nymph and 81
torpedo beats, reached spithead 81
morning and took up positions
psslle Portsmouth. at the extreme y
ward end Of the line. The German A
'a,aoi mus, with the British vessels -
ssss i, the Majestic, Prince George
. aAl hannibal, have the place of H
W. ahc VIII be tie last 10 see the
w Y " WIN the remains Of the queen h
= Portsmouth. b
"a f.. % me German warshlps comes 4
, .t Dattleshlp Dupuy De Lone
, w" ~ 'he Japanese battleshlp Hat. Y
lhe end Of the line will be occu.
lne Portuguese cruiser Don
NJ ~ ! ana the Spanish cruiser EN-.
s'oi Carlos V. II
/. .., sl'n Of Queen Victoria was nn 4
A. ,'Asted mig morning and enclosed
NATIONAL MOURNING. l
' ss Feb. l,-Tomorrow win bo
I, s0inplete national mourning NOT
~ London, but throughout The II
~ Ala the colonies. There viii
49,, tlslal closing Of shops ard a
!. OF business. as well as ,hs
. 4, y memorial services.
!, directors ars Of the Northwestern II
n ~ system Of England, have or i
,r@ 4s az s.sO p. m. tomorrow IN. II
!, 1Ps.niea Tor the funeral al wind
Ivin ssS shall be brought to a
sry s st every servant of tho
nu,ea" SH remain motionless for
W. ~ ,. iss ordered that the same
n - WI carry the coffin tomor
laus,io,,. oilull pear II 10 |
,ansasun at Frogmore Monday
J hsS. 9l tne London afternoon
"A " s,,,, decided unanimously "a
4 ssehcation tomorrow Csa,ur
i no those those who are not able 10
4 s ns funeral scenes viii hays
se"s sunday for the descrin.
PHI a suspension. except on
Is almost without nre'
n" " WI serve TO emphasize Tho
y -. ELlzABETHs FUNERAL I
! Oi y, Mail this morning recall.
ni, , occasion Of the fuoerei nS
Il M e'n no foreigner foi = we'd
ann n The exception Of the
N PSSssador. and il adds that
a aUs mother sir Of soverelgns s"' the
i az - !, oi'nlsy WIN be less str,t
Il occasion OF the dinmons
ire y had been expected sS'd ,ba,
/ Nd M men o. war would nv
.nped ,.r, several vessels VII