Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-23

nvs n is expected II will be published
later IN official form,
Al Inc last moment the king decided
not TO attend the house OF lords today
PROCLAMATION OF ACCESSION
The proclamation OF the accession OF
his majesty was signed by the princes
nresent the Duke OF York first, then
he Duke Of Connaught, the Duke Of
Cambridge. Prince Christian, the arch
hishop Of Canterbury, the lord chancel-
Tor the lord mayor and the other rep
rosentatives Of the city OF London.
Al 4.SO D. m. the artillery began firing
salutes in 81, James park to signalize
King Edwards accession to the throne.
Among the Incidents OF the day was
an imposing civic procession. The lord
mayor and aldermen. accompanied by
the city marshal, mace-bearer and
other members Of the corporation, es-
corted by a strong body Of police, pro-
ceeded from the Mansion house by way
NJ the Thames embankment and Ira
falgar square. TO 81. James palace In
gilded equlpaged with lIyerled out-rld-
ers Including twenty seml-state car
rlages making notable picture, which
was witnessed by thousands Of silent
people who filed the sidewalks along
The entire route.
The royal proclamation by the earl
marshal will be heralded at ST. James
palace and the other customary cen-
ters tomorrow and will forthwith be
published In the Gazette.
QUEBEC SHOWS RESPECT
Quebec Jan. S.-Expressions Of SYM
pathy on the death OF the queen have
been telegraphed to the governor gem
eral By the lleutenant-govxernor the
mayor and Archbishop Begin Last
night at a meeting OF the executive
committee FOR the winter week OF
sports II was unanimously decided 20
| cancel the sports fixed FOR the week OF
/ February 4 and TO postpone them UNI
/ III next year. All social functions have
also been cancelled The royal stand
ard on the citadel is 10 be hoated at
! half-mast until further orders.
EGYPT sYMPATHIZEs
Alexandria, Jan. 23.-The sympathy Of
the people OF all nationalites with
Great Britain on the death Of the queen
Is very marked. Business Is suspended
oAAA al Nti' AhNN AAN NAATAiiaNANNs
JAMAICA MOURNs.
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan 23-Never
before has there been a greater display |
here Of loyalty 70 the British throne |
The entire island is I'm mourning, bust |
ness is suspended everywhere and |
hundreds Of people are sorrowing |
around the queens statue In Kingston |
Little attention is paid TO the great /
damage caused by the storm.
FRANCE AT THE FUNERAL.
Paris. Jan, 23.-The delegation which
viii represent France al queen Victor
las funeral will be composed OF Vice |
Admiral DeLaiaille, Gen Dubois, secre-
tary general OF the presidency; Maj.
Chabaud. an officer OF President Lou
bets military household and repre-
sentative II the foreign Office
The tri-color over the Elysee was
furled and bound with crepe this morn
Ing.
Gen. Dubois and Mai Chabaud called
II the British embassy today and con-
'eyed President Loubet's condolences.
The president has countermanded
iinner which was TO have been given
II the Elysee. January 81. in honor OF
he new bureau OF the chamber and
ienate, and has abandoned his intended
lists at three different functions today
md tomorrow.
creped standard is fixed over the
gateway Of the British embassy and the
egister there is being filled with the
'est known names In France and those
4 the foreign ambassadors. including
General Horace Porter, the United
'tates ambassador.
SYMPATHY FROM DENMARK.
christiana, Jan. 23--The president Of
arliament referring 10 Queen Victoria's
cath today said he felt assured OF the
Import Of all the members IN express
lg sympathy with Great Britain's
REF at the loss OF her popular queen.
he members listened standing.
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Vienna. Jan. 2S-Emperor Francis
oseph went to the British embassy
lls morning and personally expressed
Is sympathy 10 Lord and Lady Punk
IT, He remained there half an hour
he Duke Of Cumberland called at the
mbassy and many Of the nobility and
)urt dignitaries inscribed their names.
hViNiNpN Al BUM BAY.
Bombay, Jan. 2S.--All public functions
ere have been cancelled, the public Of
res have been closed and business has
cen suspended. The genuine sorrow
the natives is extraordinarily marked.
zen the poorest and most ignorant eX-
ressing the utmost regret and pro-
'und sorrow. II is n remarkable reve-
ton OF sincere loyalty Special ser
ces nave been arranged TO take place
the native places OF worship.
DEEP SYMPATHY IN cEYLoN.
Colombo, Ceylon, Jan. 23,-The deem
i sympathy with the royal family on
e death OF Queen Victoria Is felt
roughout this island The flags are
lll-masted; all functions have been
'stponed and business Is suspended.
GRIEF AT MELBOURNE.
Melbourne, Victoria, jan. 29-Busi-
49, is entirely suspended here as a !
suit Of the death OF Queen Victoria
I'd the deepest grief Is manifested
lere are signs OF mourning every g
MOURNING IN BERLIN. .
Berlin, Jan 23.--The court has been =
dered 10 go into mourning for four I
'eks The empress has arrived at i
lpburg and proceeded TO the royal
site In order 10 be near Dowager n
npress Frederick. 4
KING CHARLES WILL ATTEND. t
Lisbon, Jan. 2s.-King Charles intends 4
attend the funeral Of Queen Victoria h
rsonally. Court mourning for y
nth has been ordered. The papers n
hlled with euloglstic articles on 4
ctoria and her reign. q
THE POPE PRAYs. a
New York, Jan ga dispatch 10 the ii
ord from Rome says. ,,
The pope received the news OF the Z,