Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-31

klng-at-arms will announce the de- I
cease OK the sovereign and all her rights
and titles.
Accommodation has been reserved on
the left Of the coffin for the prInCesses.
The king and other crowned heads viii
stand al the head.
The construction of the mortuary
chapel on the quarterback " the royal
yacht Alberta Is proceeding apace.
The most elaborate precautions are
being taken 20 prevent any hitch ia
Fridays arrangements. A company OF
the Queens Guards this morning again
rchearsed the military movements IN
the narrow and tortuous streets, while
the bearers experimental with "a lead
weighted bier Of the same weight as the
royal coffin
Practically the whole Of the royal
borough will be drdped In mourning
whereas elsewhere only the route OF
the procession win be thus marked
Masses OF flowers made up In crosses
and crowns from rare blossoms That
are The gifts of royal personages down
10 humble pieces sent In by chIluren
have been received at Windsor Thou
SANDS OF flower pieces including tokens
from most OF the members Of the arts.
toCracy, numerous clubs, country
towns, societies, regiments inmates OF
warehouses and even the smallest nose.
gays are laid out for public view side
Dy side with the designs Of the great
florists. Some NJ the flowers are fading
but every express brings fresh addi
tons
A small crowd gathered last evening
az Windsor 10 view the Wrea tbs sent
up from Osborne and placed around the
| ancient cloister adjoining ST. Georges
chapel. Windsor castle was deserted
save for these sishtseers The stand
| ard hoated az half-nast on top OF the
great tower Rocks cawed mournfully
around the UNCOVERED buttresses and
| from the chapel came the Clang OF car
penters hammers Carloads Of tine
her were constantly arriving, with
/ which stands are being built about the
| chapel TO accommodate those who win
view the service Saturday. In the town
| black and purple drauary Is beginning
/ 10 cover the antIquated houses.
Services at Windsor Saturday win
be conducted by the archbishop OF
! Canterbury the bishop of Wiuches
ter and the dean OF Windsor The
| archbishop OF York and the bishop VI
oxford viii be present.
The Interment Monday VIII be con-
! Quoted by the bishop ~ winchester
/ and the dean Of Windsor
The curtains OF the mortuary pavil-
/ ion upon the deck of the Alberta will
/ be looped up II the weather Is not
/ stormy Friday. and thus the men-of-
! warsmen manning the lane Of ships
| through which the funeral yacht win
slowly move. can see the coffin resting
| on a high crlmsun-covered bier.
The heavy work Of arranging the
| elaborate military details OF the Lon
! don procession VIII prevent the official
] program being issued before this
! Thursday evening. Some idea Of the
| extent Of the labor involved VIII be
/ gained from the fact that q firm or
! caterers has been Instructed by the
war office 10 provide breakfast and
/ dinner for 100000 troops.
The military dispositions, however
| have been practically settled, as al
ready cabled II Is understood that
! the military and naval support Will
! ptecede the coffin, and that after Il
! will come the headquarters Of the army
/ the foreign attaches and various mill
| tary bands. and that then Will come
| the coffin. followed by King Edward,
! Emperor William and King Charles OF
] EUIluEdls Iilt lNA al lllNAl NUS 10 NV
sentatiyes OF foreign states, mourning
! carriages with the prlncesses and then
the remainder Of the military escort
An the troops win march with re-
versed arms.
A GREAT NAVAL PAGEANT,
Portsmouth, Jan. 3o-The warships
are already assembling for Fridays
| great naval pageant The arrange
| ments. which have been completed
| provide that eight torped0-boat de-
strOyers will lead the procession 10
Cowes followed by the royal yacht
Alberta with the queens body on
board the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert with King Edward and Queen
| Alexandra. the English royal family;
the royal yacht Osborne, with other
royal personages; the imperial yacht
Hohenzolern. with Emperor VIII
liam. the Duke and Duchess OF Com
naught and others; the admiralty
yacht Enthress and Trinity house
yacht with officials on board
The main squadron OF battleships and
cruisers will be moored two and a half
| cables apart IN one line, extending
from Cowcs 10 Spthead. The channel
feet under the command Of Vice Adj
mlral Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson,
win form the eastern portion and the
reserve fleet. under ar-Admiral Sir
| Gerald Henry Noel, viii form the
western portion, The foreign war yes
sells are TO be moored southwest ~ the
| British ships in order OF their arrival
| and alongside Of them viii be moOred
eight British gunboats the Antelope,
| Cleaner, Sklpjack. Leda, Rat
tiesnake, Alert Gree and Speed
! we'll
After leaving Trinity pier the Al
berta, with her attendant escort. Will
steam along the deep channel between
the coast Of the Isle Of Wight and the
single line of battlesaips and cruisers.
The main line will be as follows, be-
sitti, u, 81 Sc - 81 r,Tyrr t.t.ag -.