The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-01

The Queens Highlanders-
The Queens Pipers.
horses and preceded and followed by
her late ma iesty's equerries and aides
de-ca1-p. escorted by the queen $ com
pany OF Grenadier guards, with the
coffin.
Royalty Behind Coffin
King Edward. Emperor William, the
Duke of COuuauEht. the crown prince
of Germany. Prince Henry Of Prussia,
Prince Christian of SchlesWig- Holstein,
the Duke of Saxe-COburg and Gotha,
Prince Arthur of COnnaught Prince
Charles of Denmark, Prince Louis OF
Battenberg. Queen Alexandra. the
Duchess of York. the Duchess OF SAKE
Coburg and GOtha. Princess Christian
of Schieswig-H Olstein. Princess Louise,
Princess Beatrice. the Duchess OF Con
naught the Duchess OF Albany. Prin-
cess Victoria of Wales, princess
Charles of Denmark.
Her late majesty's ladies IN waiting
Her late majesty'S household.
The household Of the king.
The household of the queen
The household Of Emperor William
The household of the royal family.
Military officers. eight abreast.
The rOva- servants and tenants
The roadway from the gateway to
the pier VIII be lined with troops In
close order.
The troops. viii remain in position
until the minute guns from the fleet
commence 20 IRE.
On the gun carriage being drawn up
10 the pier. the coffin VIII be removed
from the gun carriage 10 Ine foyaI
Yacht Alberta by seamen from the
royal yachts in full dress, with red
striped Overalls.
The troops viii be in review order,
with rolled greatcOats, haversacks ana
water bottles.
Programme in London.
The earl marshal Cthe Duke of Nor
folk. gave out the following program
this evening, subject to a change Of
weather which may necessltate some
Of the royalty using carriages.
On Saturday. Feb. .. a guard Of
honor viii be mounted at the London
stations, Victoria and PaddtngtOn,
and at Buckingham palace At
o'clock, precisely, the royal coffin VIII
he removed from Portsmouth to Lon
don, arriving at Victoria at 11-o'clOck-
on its arrival in London, the royal
coffin viii be removed from the car
liaEe By an officer and twelve men Of
the Grenadier Guards, placed on a. gun
carriage. and the crown and cushion
viii BE- laid thereon. The procession
win then move in the following order:
An officer of the headquarters staff.
Bands Of the Household cavalry.
Volunteers.
First NIiddlesex Rifles.
First AIddleseX Engineers.
-TanmOuth artillery.
WarWicSshire yeomanry.
The Colonial corps
A detachment formed under the or
iers of the Colonial officers and an Of
icer commanding the provisional bat
talon at SchCrncliffe.
Militia.
Third battalion Of Gordon Highland
ers.
Third Battalion Of Royal Welsh Flu
sileers
Fourth battalion Of NorfoIks.
Honorable Artillery.
Infantry.
Detachment Of army veterinary de-
pantment
Army pay corps.
Army chapIains' department.
Army service corps.
ReDresen tatives of the Indian army.
selected b. India officers.
Infantry of the Line.
Fourth battalion Of the Rifle bri-
gade.
Royal Irish Fusileers.
Second battalion of the Highland
Fourth battalion of the Kings Royal
Rife cnrnS-
Royal Fusileers.
First battalion of the Royal Lancas-
tiers.
Foot Guards.
Irish guards.
Scot guards.
COldstream guards
GreHadier guards.
Corps of ROYAL engineers.
ROYAL treatment Of artillery.
Cavalry of the Line.
Twenty-first Lancers.
Seventh Hussars.
First life guards.
Royal Navy, Etc.
ROYAL Marine light infantry.
Royal Marine artillery.
Royal navy
Military attaches Of foreign en-
bassies-
Headquarters staff Of the army.
Field marshals.
Band of the Royal Marine light in
fantry.
The guards band.
Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery
band.
The earl marshal. riding.
Two white slaves.
Doctors Part of Escort.
Gun carriage. surrounded by bearer
party of non-COmmisSiOued officers of /
the guards. while outside of these, on
either side, two lines, as follows.
On the left of the carriage: The lord /
chamberlain. aide-de-Camp. the queens
physicians Sir James REID eqUerries
and lord in waiting.
on the right of the carriage: The /
lord stewart. aides-de-camp, equerries
and lord in waiting.
Immediately behind the gun carriage I
comes the king, riding.
on his left the Duke Of COnnaught, /
on his right Emperor William, both /
riling.
Following these come the royal fam F.
iIy. royal representatives and master
of the horse, all riding
-Four fOur-hOrse Carriage conveying I
the queen and DrinceSses.
kings of Belgium, Portugal and the
lIelleIes, probably riding, closing the I
escort
The program of the earl marshal |
the Duke of Norfolk, does not deal
with the Windsor ceremony, in cOnnec-
tlon with which much still remains 10
be done.
Yesterday the railway company be
gan the erection at Victoria station. /
London. of the pavilion i'm which King
Edward VIII receive the various for
eign representatives in the interval of /
waiting Tor the removal of the coffin I
from the train to the carriage.
The crown prince OF Roumania and /
the crown prince of Denmark arrived I
in London late last evening
WILL THE KING KISSP