The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-01
Royal Coffin to Arrive In London Mt Ill
O'Clock Tomorrow Morning-Will be
Placed on a Gun Carriage With the
Crown-The King, Emperor William
and Duke of ConnauSht Will Ride

precisely the royal COIlln Will De reIlOV'
ed from Portsmouth to London, arriv.
ing at Victoria at IL o'clock. On its
arrival in London the royal coffin will
be reviewed from the carriage by ar
officer and twelve men of the GrenadieI
Guards, placed on a gun carriage, and
the crown and cushion will be laid
thereon. The procession will then move
in the following order:
An officer of the headquarters staff.
Bands of the Household Cavalry
Volunteers.
The First South MddleseX Rifles.
The First Middlesex Engineers.
The Tynemouth Artillery.
The Colonial Corps.
"A detachment formed under the orders OF
the colonial office and an officer COM
mandng the provisional bat
TALON at Shorneclitfe.
Militia.
The Third Battalion of Gordon Highlandels.
The Third Battalion of Royal Welsh
The Fourth Battalion of Norfolks.
The Honorable Artillery.
Infantry.
detachment of the Army Veterinary
Department.
The Army Pay Corps.
The Army ChapaIn's Department.
Royal Army Medical Corps.
Army Service Corps.
Representatives of the Indian Army-select-
ell by indian OmcerS.
Infantry Of the Line.
The Fourth Battalion Of the Rife Brigade.
The Royal Irish Fusil1ers.
The Second Battalion of the Highland
Light Infantry.
Tho Fourth Battalion of the Kings Royal
Rifle Corps.
The Royal Fusiliers.
The First Battalion of the Royal
Lancasters.
Foot Guards.
The Irish Guards.
The Scots Guards.
The Coldstream Guards.
The Grenadier Guards.
The Corps of Royal Engineers.
The Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Cavalry Of the Line.
The Twenty-frs Lancers. Will
The Seventh Hussars.
The First Life Guards.
Royal Navy, Etc.
The Royal Marine Light Infantry.
The Royal Marine Artillery.
The Royal Navy.
Military Attaches Of Foreign Embassies.
Headquarters Staff of the Army.
Band of the Royal Marine Light Infantry.
The Guards Band.
Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery
Bands.
The Earl Marshals, riding.
Gold Sticks.
Two White Slaves.
Gun-carriage, surrounded by bearer-party
of non commissioned officers of the
Guards, while. outside Of these, on eth
er side two lines as follows: On the
left Of the carriage, the Lord Chamber
lain, aides-de-camp, the queens psysi.:
clan, Sir James Reid, equerries and lord
in waiting; on the right of the carriage,
the Lord Steward, aides -de-camp, equer
rles and lord in waiting.
Immediately behind the gun carriage comes
the King, riding; on his left, the Duke
Of Connaught; on his right, Emperor
William both riding.
Following these come the royal family roy
al representatives and master Of the
horse, all riding
Four four-horse carriages, conveying the
queen and princesses.
The Kings of Belgium, Portugal and the
Hellenes, probably riding, closing the es
cort
London Feb 1.-The managers of the
London afternoon papers have decided
unanimously to suspend publication to-
morrow Saturday, SO that those who
are not able to witness the funeral
scenes will have to wait until Sunday
for the descriptions. Such suspen-
sion except on Good Friday, is almost
without precedent. 1t will serve to en-
phasize the solemnity Of great occa-
sion.
The Daily Mail this morning recalls
the fact that on the occasion of the fu-
neral of Queen Elizabeth no foreigner
followed the bier with the exception Of
the French ambassador, and it adds
that "now all Europe will accompany
the bier of the mother of sovereigns'
The naval display will be less striking
than on the occasion of the diamond
jubilee, yet the spectacle will be ex-
tremely majestic.
The czarewitch and one or two other
distinguished persons who are now
crossing the channel to England will
complete the list of foreign guests. To-
morrow will be day of complete ma
tional mourning, not only in London,
but throughout the provinces and colo
nies. There will be closing Of shops
and a suspension of business, as well as
the holding of memorial services. The
directors of the Northeastern Railway
system of England have ordered that at
2:3O D. M tomorrow, the hour appoint
ed for the funeral at Windsor, all trains
shall be brought to standstill and
every servant of the company shall re-
main motionless for ten minutes.