Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-23
lNG-EMPERo)R. ,.,-,,
ENTERS HIS CAPITAL
1. p,iu Council Meeting Takes Title OF
! I Edward Seventh Lord Chancellor
Administers the Oath.

pni'' . ~ b bis capital at ls.o .,.l ?.
r ,npsro' '''''l i.d 20 Marlborough
81 'as Meeting Of he priyy cou nlI
81 a. 'n' ~ me- title Of Edward W.
p Ing y, ~ United Kingdom Of orea d,
d b and Ireland and ''"'''''
,,,., attending the first pr.yy e e1an', a
Ai''T , l.,, p,race at 2 p. No. |hen q
- .l "sr Be reached regarding ., 'n'
. .a' u.,o,lamailon Of his ac'''s'o'''
.'l' y [. expected, will be r,od To-, 'UI
~. now at 10 a. M his MAJ, ma'.' ,sr the the
A'. w 70 the house Of lords lot Wv
.,,ng Of parliament .,orrr.
Il''. .4sc IA, doned a gorb Of mourn
'. ANY, end to end and an early hour
a.. thick FOG enyeloping the GU,
y. s,II a atang accompaniment OF
4 onsral apparel Of every one one,
....asSoat the west end drawn ollnds
|. -'' X. order Of the day while on al,
.-,,,.sies government offices ana
~ .-,ii..,e the flags are hhl-
VA The law courts the s'Vc 80 va
,.,ss and All the produce ana in ',,t :,
~ $50, a. throughout the country ohly
.-., 10 close Immediately after Ihe
.I Iy,, officers had addressed 10 t he
f .-ley a few words Of triou'e " wy
.ii monarch.
nsT PAUTs CATHEDRAL
-,.,s were exceptionally large con,
Unions hi churches In all parts OF
@untry AT ST. Pauls cathedral
,nyers for the royal family We're
ys 10 read: For our soyorelsn
N he King and the Queen ConsoIt,
"A An M services were ended by Inc
,s,Irg Of the Dead March. The yarl'
r.yal and military stations hred a
4 ,g,e Of elghty-one guns at midday V
uaile the death Of the queen, oh'
IN ior each completed year OF 'h'
f.ssns age, ,-,- 49,.
rse pub,ic buildings are being drape'
\ I'M black. the stores are dlsplaylhl
fany signs Of mourning ana business
1 practically at standstill,
Dense crowds, beginning az 81 James
street lined the entire route 10 we,
torla station from an early hour uhlll
h. Mall and the front Of Buckingham
talace were especially thronged All
Hong the former place 70 MARLBOROUGH
house carriages filed with ladies' stood
As II FOR a drawing ROOM except that
me coacbmen, footmen and occupants
n ere All dressed In mourning, The p0-
he precautions we're unusual. Men on
Root and mounted guarded almost every
Ward Of the way,
a The crowds waited patiently for hours
b greet their king.
THE KING ARRIVES.
Finally preceded by half a dozen
IDounted policemen, the new sovereign
'luiysd In a plain brougham. which was
dhyen very rapidly, with the coach
,nan and footmah In their usual gray |
.liyedes. with mourning bands on their |
BINS An eQuery was seated beside |
BIN The king was, Of course. dressed |
d he deepest and most simple mourn |
'i1g and carefully raised his hat IN |
acknowledgement Of the silent uncoy-
'fd1g % heads, which was more impress
f.ye han the most enthusiastic cheers
tAs king looked tired and very sad
lgi ysy well Following him came !
ihs Duke Of York, the Duke Of Con.
falgll ani others Both the king and
p. Duke Of York looked pathetically |
" q bloklngham palace. as thev |
iSsd and acknowledged the salute
] ne guard Of honor drawn up inside
b palace grounds The troops there
va elsewhere showed no signs OF
olTn'hg. except that the hands were
q present. all the officers had crepe
iheir sleeves.
lhe Hng drove to st. James palace
pm Marlborough house 10 preside Al
nIsl pflyy council, by way OF Mari.
,y-sh house yard, the Mail and the
..sl entrance OF the palace. He was
.a9et by Lord Sufield and was es-
',sl by captains escort OF the
..I E guards The procedure was ex-
~ a. % leyee days,
N THE THRONE ROOM
,s. w Ilme the king arrived a great
- a"' ~. o. priyy councillors, In levee
A ,.s qua crepe on their LETT arms
,,. '-Asl w positions In the throne
No.. n. 'I s,i ministers, peers com
.D'Is bishops. judges. Inc lord r,e ev,n
n. [. yong the Duke OF York he
n. y, ,, S,o.,l,,sught and lesser members
W. ~. salisbury, Lord Roseberv
1,beB,s] e lux. luxe OF Deyonshire. Lord
\ ~ .sl and Mount-Royai ana
u. , .,s most Prominent personages
NJ . .auu We're there 10 receive a.
y, . g oath. binding him wy NV
,ss S .5,. Nngdom according 10 ,,s
Nh. - ss,y,9 , and hear him assume
NJ ~, " n ,g Edward VII OF Grea,
! rhs r ~s.shd and emperor Of In. ,
,ss,si,. CEREMONY was interesting ,
3 4 's wy 20 Precedent The kline
N ,,r,, ggarate apartment from the
Dysss,lors To the latter the D,,i, ,
N !, Ioa nly Communicated , ny
Va a N ~ Victoria and the s, mo-,
~, q, p Me throne OF her Son ~
IA, sales. The royai dr ILon' IN. tne
.ctss "a ,.. o. The council. were ,ben !
lsqush,' , W.. 70 the kings presence !
piss's. -,.l with the terms OF he !
mar isHls statement sbor,i,. /,
h shiss m. majesty entered the
Ned ,sj i'n ne councillors were s sse
M ~ ultessed them IN a brief
buyl ~ iord Chancellor fT T,'e ,
p kns administered the oath ,
5er \, Afterwards. the yar Goun :
0ri, I, we council. commenclns =
ancs ssS o ,tell. took the oath of v
ta majes,',n en passed In turn be.
,g MAJ 80 as az a levee ex-
lrsi Nara I paused and Kissed
'.'oa clo.o his brought the cere. y
4 Z, p n when his no,o.... !
( h The seeit...ee9,rough house. Tho +
; f,por,I l'glgh0orhood was Of i'm, ,, 4
p Vas so',s Tho kings prior
VI sil.n soco'omplished IN aln ,,o,
: a'tlly Sc bur on this oc Si','Sa, :,
Ne ''se'ed all along the line n y
...s LIVE THE KrNo,r a
s ,t., opposite Marlboron.s Y
,'lTd V ,sl gentleman. in 'front.'
-olg ivs ' ,s hIs hat and sbont
with 'sdoubled yisor.