The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-01-30
QUEEN LEFT
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS.
Her Funeral;
First Sovereign to be
Buried in Daylight


the Duke OF Norfork was unable 10 see
King Edward yesterday In order to OH
tain his majcsty's sanction ror tho rum
erai arrangements Nothing, therefore.
has been Indefinitely settled. exccpt the
programe for Friday. already cabled
Queen Victorias explicit directions as
20 her funcrgi were written in 1852 saws
Truth. "und have not been altered I'm
any material respect. lt was her wish
that the ceremonial should COPY that OF
Prince Albcrts burial os far as posslbol
The queen VIII be the first Englsl SOW
orcign who nia not Doe buried at night
and by torchlght
The war office has invited colonial oni-
Gers aud soldiers in England 10 take part
ln the funeral PROCESSION Minute guns
be fired from all ships and u times come
mencing when the Alberta l,avos Trinity
pier Each slipp win cease aring Inn
medlately the end OF the procession
passes
When the procession mas PASSED the
( Dattleshlp Majestic the forJs and ships
/ in Portsmouth harbor viii commence FIR
/ ing minute guns this they win continue
to do until the Alberta Ga alongside No
standards win be displayed Ensigus
and union jacks will he at half mast
Admirars flags VIII be fully holsted.
As the procession passes each chip it's
crew vii present arms and then rest on
reversed arms until the procession has
gone the band meanwhile Praying funor-
al marches
ln London active preparations are ne-
ing made an along the route. Houses
are being draped and suitably seating ac-
commodatlons are being prepared All
committee OF ladies has obtained per-
mission TO hang wfeaths OF evergreens
along the line one TO be ahiNee eaer
lamp post. and an being three ieet in
diameter ana OF uniform pattern.
OF an the ceremonies no doubt the nav
NJ VIII be the finest pageant The Az
berta, with the body. viii slowly steam
along line OF battleships extending
eight miles. Facing these giants Of the
British Gayy VIII be smaller vessels and
numerous battlcshns Whatever the
weather may be, the spectacle of the
remains Of Victoria trsversing lane of
battleships, the guns OF an booming. viii
be unique.
The compulsory absence or the Duke Of
Cornwall and York FROM the ceremonies |
is the occasion OF extreme regret and Of !
many expressions Of popular sympathy. |
although no anxiety Is felt regarding him |
as the malady Is not dangerous
King Edward received Lord Salisbury |
and several other members OF the cab |
met Yesterday nt Marlborough house He |
will hold a privy council nc st. James |
Palace today TO sanction finally the ar !
rongements for the funeral and VIII then |
return Immediately TO Osborne
The wreath sent by the king OF Port /
ugal was so large il could not be placed |
IN the chappele ardento. 1t Is I'm the |
form OF cushion Of yiolets. supporting /
cross surmOuutcd by "a crown Of lllies /
Of the valley
The rikado wired such orders 70 the /
Japanese legation for the presence of a /
Japanese warship at the naval display /
that the batueshlp Hatsusc. now being /
completed at MS 7lswlcEs works New |
Castle ono 90 ~ i1gsest batucshps in /
the world having l52oO toms dispiacement /
has sailed for Portsmouth although /
hardly in condition to go.
Following Is the order or the foreign |
ships at the pageant:
The Baden Prince Henry OF prussia's /
hagship, the llagan, the Victoria Louise /
and the Nymphe, German. the Dupuy pe /
LONE French, the Hatsuse, Japanese. /
and the Don Carlos T. Portugal
About 5000 troops win De engaged from /
Osborne to cowos Ten Thousand voiun
tecrs VIII be employed along the route In 1
London ana IN addition to 5000 regulars
Some disappointment IS likely 20 be form |
ed by the statement that no photographs |
win be allowed to be taken OF the pro- l
ccssOn from Osborne 10 Cowes
COWES, JAN p Tho coffin will De
borne from Osborne house py the Queen
Highlanders, Friday at l;l5 b. ma TO
gun carriage
The household OF the late queen the
royal servants and the tenantry will DE
drawn up on the carriage drive The
queens plpers win lead the procession
through the king gate Go Trinity Pier
There win be an imposing military dis-
play along the route, massed bands viii
be playing funcral marches.
Behind the conin win walk Admiral /
Sir Michael Culmo-Seymour, first ana
principle aid de camp 20 the queen since
lsos the king. Emperor william. rhe
Duke Of Connaught Grown Prince Fred-
erick William Of Germany, the Duke OF
York. Prince Henry OF Prussia Prince
Christian OF schleswig- Holstsln and ith-
er nrlnces.
Then WIN come Queen Alexandra, the
Duchess or York and otner prineesses,
Blue Jackets win bear the coffin from
the piers 90 the royal yacht Alberta
whore Admiral Culme- Seymour, four nav
al aides de camp ana two ladies IN walt-
ing viii accompany the remains.
The king and queen, Emperor william
and other members Of the royal bamily
viii embark on board the royal yacht
Victoria ana Alberta
Whosoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. Tabler's Buckeye Pile olnt.