Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-01
LOYALTY ARRIVING
CONTINUED from page H.


The gun carriage drawn by eight h9' ~ m
anu preceded and followed by HeI 90.
corted by the Queens Company OF
adier Guards with the coffin. ,,,,,au the
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Duke OF Connaught the Crown prince
Christian oil Schleswig- Holstein. the LIN
OF Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Prince Den.
OF Gonnaught Prince Charles " o,een
marx, Prince Louis of BatteInpyy,sik me
alexandra, the Duchess OF ip prin
duchess OF Saxe-Ceburg and Go'n Iin,stein
cess Christian of Schleswig -ho,s 7unh
Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice; ibany
ess of Cannonght. the Duchess Oh 5 hins
Charles Of Denmark. .,,.l
Her Late Majesty's ladies IN "a'''"e'
Her Late Majesty's household
Inc household Of the KING.
The household of the Queen,
The household Of Emperor Wlliia",
the household of the royal FANNY
Military officers eight aDreas..
the royal servants and teha'S' r-.
The roadway from the gate 10 'he
pier will be lined with troops in close
order. The troops will remain In posi-
ton until the minute guns from tue
feet commence to fire.
on the gun carriage being Drawn up
at the pier. the coffin will be removed
from the gun carriage TO the royai
yacht Alberta by seamen from the
royal yacht in full dress, with req
striped overalls
1t has been arranged that any OF the
Kings not on horses back in the pro-
oession shall drive in company with the
mir
ing to ride shall not participate IN the
procession. but shall drive by short
er route to Paddington and await IT'S
arrival there.
In all the ceremonies connected with
the funeral the crown prince OF Ger
many. Frederick William. VIII take
precedence next to and after the
crowned heads. In view of the Duke
OF Cornwall and York being unable 70
attend. his eldest son is expected to
take the place in the procession orig
inally allotted to the heir apparent.
The saloon carriage in which 1t is in
tended to convey the coffin TO Victoria
station has arrived at Portsmouth. The
interior is lined with white silk with
broad purple stripe extending verti-
cally from the roof to the floor, which
is carpeted with grey felt The bier
stands in the centre Of the carriage
completely enshrouded with purple.
The earl marshal Duke of Norfolk
gave out the following program. this
er. which may necessitate some of the
visiting royalties using carriages m
stead of riding. as indicated:
ON Saturday. Feb. >. a guard Of hon
or will be mounted at the London sta
tons. Victoria and Paddington. ana at
buckingham palace. At o'clock pre-
cisely. the royal coffin will be removed
from Portsmouth to London. arriving
at Victoria at II O'Clock. on its arrival
in London the royal coffin will be re-
moved from the carriage by an officer
and u men of the Grenadier Guards.
placed on a gun carriage and the crown
and cushion will be laid thereon. The
procession will then move in the follow
ing order:
An officer of the Headquarters Staff
Bands OF the Household Cavalry.
Volunteers.
The LIST South MiddleSeX Rifles.
The LIST MiCidiesex Engineers.
The Tynemouth Artillery
The Warwickshire Yeomanry.
The Colonial Corps.
4 detachment formed under the orders
of the Colonial Office and an officer
commanding the provisional battalion n
Shornecliffe.
Militia
The Cd Battalion of Gordon Highlanders
me "a Battalion of Royal Welsh Fusi-
liers.
The 9Th battalion of Norfolks.
The Honorable Artillery.
.ufantry.
4 Detachment of the Army Veterinary
Department.
The Army Pay oCrps.
The Army Chaplains Department.
Royal Army Medical Corps,
Army Service Corps.
Representatives. of the Indian Army Sc
lected by India Office.
Infantry of the Line.
The 18th Battalion OF the Rifle Brigade.
The Royal Irish Fusiliers
The ID Battalion of the Highland Light
Infantry.
The 4th Battalion Of the Kings Royal
Rifle Corps.
The Royal Fusiliers.
The list Battalion of the Royal LanCaS
Foot Guards.
The Scots Guards
The Colristream Guards.
The Grenadier Guards
The Corps of Royal Engineers.
The Royal Marine Artillery
Cavalry Of the Line.
The 21st Lancers.
The eth Hussars.
The list Life Guards.
Royal Navy. etc.
The Royal Marine Light Infantry.
TIE Royal Marine Artillery.
The Royal Navy.
Military Attaches of Foreign Embassies
Headquarters stan of the Army.
Field Marshals.
Band of the Royal Marine Light Infantry
The Guards Band.
Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery
Bands.
The Earl Marshal riding.
Gold Sticks.
Two White Slaves.
Gun carriage, surrounded by bearer
party of non-commssoned ofic- RS of the
Guards. while outside of these. on either
side, two lines, as follows: On the left
of the carriage, the lord chamberlain
aides-de- camp, the Queens physician. Sir
James Reid. equerries and lord in wait
ing on the right of the carriage. the
lord steward, aides de-camp. eluerri s
and lord in waiting.
Immediately behind the gun carria &c
will come the King, riding. on his left