Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-02
|ViGToRIA'S BODY
N WINDSOR CASTLE
....too at Portsmouth Arrival in
O',s ''Ioo-FuneraI Procession -Rema'ns
l''' u IN Albert Memorial Chapel

p,tsmouth a. ofIlcer and the
sl,' s y al ships in the harDor T a,a.
I3.i naval "a officers, at'end. si.s IN" at sl5
|ha i,s saso, Of the body when At 90
J I. sarrsd of the yacht t.,,,.s at $3.50
. . sa,r rain was falling ~ ,oft
A''" s,s M the royal mourner ,s., le,'
|cl''A y, s' ,or the Clarence yard wn ',,,,
y yachts :, s.s ar lain all night long, with
X 4. s,dy Of the queen w'''D''
' sn.,, s'~ we're mounted on the war.
., ea" .na minute guns were fred as the
IN M, boz BY blue jackets was ., trans
~, y, - 4 ,se waiting saloon carriage
' tr,'' ~, AZ dIne place and the approaches
lns l'' ' S',e we're heavily draP Pc,
G [. l sac zero. ! crowds had gathered Inv
EyaI tr,in left GcspOrt at 300
IN LONDON.
/, ,,, reb. with every circum.
aOnaV II splendid pomp behttln,gs, os snI
,.souIss Of 50 mighty and wen Ve Queen
mS Marc all that is mortal Of 9ut ,0a
ls"r," has been borne through Wv
,.a %'' n NE capital and started 70, 70,
.ys. ' me ancient fortress palace OF y, .nn
'rsreims Of England. The sole ,nm
'SiSsence OF yesterdays open'ns
la,s q these last rites was duly i nSamr
.ISsd Perhaps the stately grandeur
,oday's sorrowful pageant thrOuss
! warming streets Of London VITA
hpirsds Of thousands OF mourns ,,,
prmlng black border TO the reu'e'"n
liver be surpassed -, ,ro.
There was in victoria's funeral pro-
.slon an absence OF that black cere-
bonIG generally connected Win lhe
hal progress TO the grave.
To-day the coffin was drawn by cream cream
blored horses. The pail was white ana
Ia uniforms Of the troops and me
pld trappings Of the foreign soyerelgns'
Fines and representatives formed
IIttering medley. giving brilliant COZ
ring 70 the scene, The chief INQUIRER
Himself. with his field marshaFs UNI
brm, even though this was partially
Hidden BY his OyefcOat, surrounded by
Is corps helped TO leaven the SYMBOLS
4 mourning marking the route.
KATHERINE OF CROWNED HEADS.
II Never 10 English history has a sover-
Ign been borne 10 the grave attended
h 30 many distinguished mourners.
Phe gathering Of crowned heads sur
Bassed those who rode In the jubilee
Procession. All the great officers Of the
hate participated,
The display Of the naval and military
Prces reached the great total OF s., 900
ben.
/ The firing Of minute guns and the
)plling Of bells al a quarter past II an
bounced 10 the countless multitude who
sd been GOwdlng LondOn's muddy
lfreels since daylight that the funeral
Procession With the body Of Queen Vie
frla had begun It's passage through the
kpial.
lhe people fought for hours for a
lnlse d the coffin and the kings and
Rlnen following II. They saw a long
EoCssoh Of soldiers, a passing show
Calling rfgalla. with a hundred
ryales croTdlng after and then dis
rev Wnlle all the church chimes OF
II ay were ringing and muffied dirges
Ptn played
Ll,ope mas seen grander royal funer-
lnh ne queens, and had a more
seH Spectacle In the celebration of
l Z ally leats Of reign, but no episode
ln' Victorian era will live so deeply
\ bpssa on the memories Of those
'iemOnifs pawn III TUG
zoe gay was sombre. wet and chilly
az most OF London's winter DAYS
I , G Y. sky added to the gloom Of
AT VICTORIA STATION.
q I. scene at Victoria station from
s.. m,orhlng was most brilliant and
,,'sye' For todays ceremonv the
y wa, was transformed into an i'm.
~ ~, '.eepuOn hall, All trains were
~ ,o, oslvre and the long platforms
!, 'y nv ,,' with purple cloth. On an.
s y ss!uorm, facing that at which
oso NAY . wan was to arrive, guards
,,a, l 'vinposed Of blue Jackets and
a ."i qua guards, were drawn IN. The
!, \ ,qaunay separating the two was
y N. s' '. ana sanded. and a numher
/, ~, w. purple covered platforms iron,
.e \ I', !, OF the royal party were
4 :, ~ mount their horses were
/, n "wIVais at the side and cen
d. zoe y O'Clock an army OF grooms
S, sD,ses arrived, and thence for
l,r ~, sulshed British naval and
l,,'bs S,pcers and foreign royalties
,s~@o s NJ uniforms, came in ouick
-ss,i. me lord chamberlain and /
ALL oareheaded with their
.irrSss W ONCE, received the most
NJ me, = personages and conduct
,a,,srm little pavilion, erected on
i, i iSs station, by that time. re-
=, ~. 'ne scene at a levee. ''''' ~
FIELD MARSHAL ROBERTS.
/, s SH1snsnder- in.chief o, ,,o
'ssaSI . MARSHAL Earl Roberts. on
M. " spirited brown mar ca V''
H. i ,yla 9Iarshal's baton, at this
u, A. sV a into the station ana
is~ssaese Rter Of interest. He was
saSoyso,VIy me earl marshal. the
lEzbes pst nilI many Of the most
"A. ~ British officers. Then
irl,,, s.sarr'ages for the queen nnS
q. 5ses They were the state
( ha sfa on the occasion OF the
TED hsrse with beautiful. gold
|, wee ridden ana by ,rap ppi,I';s The
q cr. ns with only a marrow
9 s,s ss on their arms, as a mari
closed '''ange' The carriages
' ',sSs.' The carriages and nrocoa.s
o. came an object AZ which
ctiyelv "a the animated throne
head wa ss'ae to the salute and
The GUN CARRIAGE.
:. ssi he little khahi.colored gun
! zrs 1'gh was to cary ousen yS IN
q rs,las nom rS, Victoria 10 pad
,-,oloraS The eight Hanoyerian
u ,ussn nurses which also drew
a sa a. o,ed today. The eolS ho snc
Weed , s.,Sated Positions ana
! w By NJ r who held each Of
, kly ibs so ,,. bride, were ali the
II he u S',,, ,iltle gun carriage i in.
!. a,rked lbs ss ing glass and gold
/.
- lie shs aIn that rubber tires
As'' the gun carriage