The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02

lights. with whom is no yariableness-
neither shallow Of turning.
lie who is KING Of Kings and Lord Of
Lords. before the name of God the Good
Oao.
And we cannot bu- believe that She.
whom he las thus filled with the in=uira-
zion OF Ills Goodness has III ErT Ill-
reign of Jhree-sC0rC years. and Dv seer
ing above all -h1agz Hiss honor and glory
FASTENED the coming # Cari]t.s Kingdom
In an ,he Grid
Rev. Dr- MacRay- Smith read the hymn
Peace Perfect Peace" which the choir
and congregation sang Following was
ehanted The Apostles creed and the order
for The burial OF the dead was concluded
BY Bishop Satterlee- MI Harry HpIvIg
sang. Il Heard Voice from Heaven say
,ud the choir followed VIA Three FolI
Kyrie." without organ or harp accompani-
ment- The PRAYER Tor the dead was read
by Rev. Dr. NvKim. and he benedjcrion
pronounced by tne bishop The choir then
marched out singing one ANA from No.
foT and four stan-as from No. as When
she last notes of the recessional died away
The memorial services in honor of Queen
Victoria we're over. and The distinguished
gathering slowly filed out of the Cjihce
The ceremonies were IN progress Tor ex-
actly one hour.
SCENES At THE CHURCH
Long before the hour Va. n the bell in
st. johns beIfry began 20 sclemniy toll
;he beginning of The funeral service in
memory OF Queen Victoria. carriage af-
Ter carriage drove up to the curb and
from ii alfghred The distinguished people
who had been invited by Lord Paun-e-
fote 10 be present al The IasJ solemn rites
in honor OF his beloved late sovereign
The scene IN Ghe neignBoIhoo OF the
old historic ST Johns WAS one that VIII
lon.c be remembered 4 large coneou~se
of curious TeCple throneed the approaches
to the church. anxious 10. catch glimpse
OF TIE men and women as th.y aIighted
from their carriages and entered the
church The main attraction IA tuTaIIy
was the President and the Diplomatic
Cor.s. L required the services OF
squad OF sgalwar, policemen under com
maud Of Sergeant Judge 10 keep the Gu
ricus crowd from blocking Tho approaches
TO the church ard 10 direct the many
almost entirely eDaircied the block of
houses opposite 81 johns
The first Of the foreign Diplomats TO ar
rive al the church was Barren Hengslnlul-
Jer ven Hengarvar. The Aus5ro-HuaEa-I5n
Ambassador. who Was accompanied BY his
military aLfache both attireA III gorgeous
uniforms. After him IN quick succession
came the Representatives of the other Tor
eign Powers The brilliant appearance
ana large personnel OF the German En-
bzssy with DR. ven HoHeben Al its head.
soon followed. TT Russian Embassy lead
by Count CassiuI was a-tired in plain
black aslrashan trimmed chapeauX wi1h
black feather tut The French Italian,
Spanish Danish. Swedish Norwegian.
Netherlands. and all ether foreign dlulO-
mats appeared IN fuI court costume with
swords the hiIt Of which was intertwined
with black crepe. Minister W. Tins-tans
arrived IN his automobile and entered The
church unattended. He was attired in 4
long slIkeB fur-trimmed coat and was fol-
lowed in a separate carriage by The entire
stan Of the legation
ARRIyAi- OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE LEGA-
TI0NS.
The members Of the Chinese Legation
were The only ones that did not carry
I TIE reguiaEio dress sword. M Wu was
followed by Mr. Tabatira. the representa-
tive OF japan. who arrived in carriage.
/ hearing upoa is panels the Imperial Jap
arese coat-of-arn.s. and resembling very
closely the aIJ-tine carriages whose
bodies were suspended from steel springs
! by strong leather straps. The stan Of the
British Embassy was one of the last ones
20 arrive every member wearing the reg
ulatioG gold embroidered dress uniform Of
{ tie British diplomat Lord and Lady
+ Pauncefote followed UttIe later. and the
Mizzes PauuaeGote arrived in separate car
( riasas They were a-tired in the TIeepest
mourning and every eye vas strained to
/ catch a glimpse Of the representative Of
/ Fer late IL --s-y President Mckinley was
/ among The last arrivals
/ He was accompanied by Secretary Hay
and walking UP 70 the church. he con
sran,Iy bowed 10 right and left lifting MS
I hat
The last to enter the church were the
/ officers and representatives OF the army
/ and navy who had marched from the War
/ Navy. and State departments IN body
/ After The President had entered the
/ church and WAS seated The bell in the
tower began to tell and The services be