The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-20

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turesque uniforms and turbans. fol-
lowed by detachments of infantry, foot
guards, royal engineers, garrison, field
and horse artillery, cavalry of the line
and regiments of household cavalry
followed.
The royal marine infantry, artillery
and naval representatives came next
with the attaches of the foreign en-
bassies, the officers of the headquar-
tiers staff of the army, the field mar
shals and massed bands playing SOL
emn funeral marches. The great Of
ficers of the royal house of England
were headed by the earl marshal, the
Duke of Norfolk, and followed by a
noncommissioned officer of the house
hold cavalry bearing the royal stand
ard.
The king rode between the German
emperor and the Duke of Connaught,
all in brilliant uniforms, and next in
line was the group of rulers, heirs to
the throne, princes of great state and
special ambassadors.
The Royal Household.
The members of the royal household
followed on horseback in this order:
First fiIe-The Duke of Connaught
King George, Emperor William.
Second file King Haakon of Nor
way, King George of Greece, King AL
fonso of Spain.
Third file-King Ferdinand of Bull
SdTld, hlnS fT6QerlCk OIL O0HIndTN,
King Manuel of Portugal.
Fourth file-Prince Yuseef Zeyyedin,
the heir apparent of Turkey; King AL
bert of Belgium; Archduke Francis
Ferdinand, heir to the throne of
Austria-Hungary.
Fifth file-Prince Sadanaru Fushimi
of Japan; Grand Duke Michael of Rus
sia; the Duke of Aosta, representing
Italy; the Duke of Sparta, who is crown
prince of Greece, and Crown Prince
Ferdinand of Roumania.
Sixth file-Prince Henry of Prussia,
representing the German. navy; Prince
Charles of Sweden; Prince Henry of
Holland; the Duke of Saxe-Coburg
Gotha, Crown Prince of Montenegro;
Crown Prince Alexander of Servia.
Seventh f1le-Prince Mohammed ALI
Said Pasha Sulfaki, Watsena Pasha, of
Egypt; the sultan of Zanzibar.
Then followed the princely and ducal
representatives of a dozen German
states, the members of the English
royal family the Duke D'Alencon and
Prince BOvaradej of Siam.
Twelve State Carriages.
The mounted group was followed by
twelve state carriages. The first was
occupied by the Queen Alexandra, the
Russian Dowager Empress Maria, the
! princes royal and the Princess Vic
| tOria.
The second carriage contained Queen
| Mary of England, Queen Maude of
Norway, the Duke of Cornwall, heir 10
! the British throne, and Princess Mary.
The next four carriages carried royal
| ladies and ladies in waiting. The
| seventh carriage was shared by Special
American Ambassador Theodore Roose-
welt, NJ. Pichon, French foreign min
lister. and Sauad Khan Montaes of
| Persia.
The ninth carriage was occupied by
| Lord Strathcona, lord high commits
| sioner for Canada: Sir. George Reid and
| William Paul Jones.
The two carriages following carried
| persons in waiting.
! Arriving at Paddington station the
| casket was placed in the funeral cal
which carried the funeral party tC
| Windsor.
The royal salon was upholstered in
| purple and white silk and a catafaIque
| erected in the center supported the
caslzet. The car was occupied by King
George, Queen Mary, the Queen Moth
er Alexandra. eight other sovereigns
and near relatives. Special trains fol-
| lowed with the high officials, foreign
representatives and special ENJOYS.