The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-01-25

!, That the Funeral Of
'''1. u. Dead Queen will Take
Place Feb. :.

l0"a, .r II mcdacyal times during
gum rhe quaint ceremonies Win
he a'' l.4vard VII was proclaim.
Nh" nofnts Of the metropolis
ID a. ,,a.Ncd ancient precehen's.
fAa''' s.i.l- parposely arranged the
lne u. II baar ahead OF the pub
Ea' agnolu emeni and the inhabi,
'sa'' .t.3 a~okc were surprised
AZ ..ntivr way between ST.
y - ,.#. nd the city lined with
'aA'' ,t5at 10000 soldiers. Life
''Vs' i4.u.r Guards. Foot Guards
20 H. eaYalry and infantry res''
a. t.J been brought from Alder
4.tan barracks. after mid
saQs = n tee officers had crepe on
as"' arm. All the drums and brass
..nr,os,, y. were shrouded with crepe
,.. la themselves. mad. TN
,n,o.ins NJ spe tacle bu, they were en-
~ ~ esl!psea by the strange sp'c'a
- 4..,,.f r., the officials OF the col
leg o. arm :. ,
rs. ceremony began at st. James
- zA.r.. Ill . O'Clock. Edward VII
lagr4.a king of the united
.i,,'an S. e;rea, nriiain and ireland
al .~,.ra- il India The proclama.
,on II a- read by William Hen.
~ So sing alarms since 1891.
and .5--e Windsor herald. was Is
.ull3g,
The Proclamation.
~ -ees il has pleased Almightf
F e.. t5 ca.l II i!s mercy our late sos.
eqi-a la8 Qaren Victoria. of bless.
| Il a.l elas.aas memory. b. whose dc.
esase rte imperial crown Of III" unit.
II Kingdom I'll Great EriiaIn and lr.-
lsni i so' and righttnlly come 10
'hr b-a Cd mighty Prince Albert
ElVar ~. 'hcrc.o-c. tho lords spir.
.g4l anil : aroral Of this realm. being
ter assisted wlia those Of her late
naifstt restt council. with numbers
o. o,ae- PRINCIPAL gentlemen ~ quail,
i,y III lar1i mayor. aldermen AMI eiii'
lets 4 l.0atan d. now hereby with
fae to,ea oHcui ~ tongue and heart
u p..sh aa.l proclaim that the high
an mch's Prince Albert Edward IL
hoR aF - dtalh Of our late sov.r.
esa oi happy memory. become our
ealF .aT'0 anl righ,fui iicgc lord. Ed.
va 'il - The grace of God king OF
W ah8'ei anclom ~ Great Britain
an u .anl udcr OF the faith. en-.
FfoF q lHia ~ whom We acknowl.
'as' al fam aud constant obedience
WIN a't hearty ana humble affection
''s''f a'hs cod ~ whom nil kings and
F4'fhs eo = gn 10 bless the rovnl
,i'''e' Edward VII. with long anl
-@iit years = reign over MS"
Ne" King Not Present.
;, A'as ta*ard was not present NJ
=, - ''aiihg Of the proclamation.
a., |.,' "4s large asscmblagc OF Of
!, - ahl eollcg" hcralds. Among
:" attendance were General Rob.
,,.u a"4 i4' mAers Of his headquarters
~ a''' either army officers. There
i, e''d' conconrsc of people from
''l'i4e ncemcnt to the close. The
!. ''"'lah Was greeted by fan
49,, 'Isit pets At the conclusion
i 't'lhony the band belonging to
~. ''' 'nArds in the Friary court
H.. '"d say" the King" The
,a. '.''1ehold Witnessed the cerc
~ .''th Marlborough House. o.
los,. w overlooking the Friary
ia, ""' he" the proclamation was
:, aus fhe Duke Of Norfolk and 9th
H.. = state. Tn. balcony was
,a, y crimson cloth. BESIDES the
:,a.f ~ f"s plcnacnt uniforms were
No. 81 "a" state trumpcters. There
ba,. ''.'t prominent people amona
Ie.ta,. ''l1ng Sir Henry White. SO
Val. ~" queen. the Prince oi
\ family. members OF the roy
lnl i, ara OF MARLBOROUGH IIous,
arr Hary court were stationed =
inar1 'E Of police. soldiers and Foo,
,nard Ne Foot Guards acted as 3
mma5' . honor and they were postet
beneath the balcony