The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-20

LDuuons May w DOnN the empire
mourDed and surrendered It's roya
dead
After the funeral rite duo TO one
10 whom the laws Of the land gave
first place in honor. dignity and pow
er." the body of King Edward VII
thirty-siXth in the line of sovereignS
OF England since the Norman con
quest lies tonight In the. crypt OF st
Georges chapel royal at Windsor
nearby the royal tomb house where il
Will have final resting place.
The state funeral was conducted &C.
cording to precedent established in
the past, and was rendered more ef-
fectiye by lavish display OF modern
mourning ....
After having lain in state for thrco
days. the body vas taken in stately
procession this morning to Padding
ton station, where II was placed in a
funeral car and removed TO Windsor
for burial
The members Of the royal house.
hold followed on horseback in this
order:
First file-Thc Duke of Copnaught.
King George, Emperor William.
Second file-Kjng Haakon of Nor
way. King George OF Greece, King AL
fonso OF Spain
Third file-Ktng Ferdinand of Bull
garia, King Frederick of Denmark,
King Emanuel Of Portugal
Fourth flle-Prince Yussuf Zyyedn,
the heir apparent OF Turkey; King
Albert of Belgium, Archduke Francis
Ferdinand. heir TO the throne Of Aus
tria-Hungary
Fifth flle-Prince Sadanaru FNl-
shlmi OF Japan, Grand Duke Michael
OF Russia, the Duke of Aosta. repre-
senting italy; the Duke Of Sparta,
who is the crown prince of Greece.
and Crown Prince Ferdinand Of s,ou?
mania.
Sixth nle-Prince Henry of PRUSSIA,
representing the German navy:
Prince Charles of Sweden, Prince
Henry Of Holland. the Duke of SAKE
Coburg- Gotha, crown prince Of Mon
tenegro: Crown Prince Alexander of
Seryia
Seventh file-Prince Mobammid Ali.
Said Pasba Zulnkar, Watson Pasha
OF Egypt. the Sultan Of Zanzibar
Then followed the princely and
ducal representatives of dozen Ger.
man states, the members OF the Eng
lsh royal family tho Duke DAlen.
com and Prince Bovardej of Slam.
The mounted group was followed by
twelve state carriages The first was
occupied by the Queen Mother Alex
andra, the Russian Dowager Empress
Marie. the Princess Royal and tho
Princess Victoria.
The second carriage contained
Queen Mary Of England. Queen Maud
OF Norway, the Duke of Cornwall, heir
to 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 Thco-
dorc Roosevelt. NJ. Pichon, French for
eIgn minister and Saund Khan Mon
tazes. Sultanah Of Persia.
The ninth carriage was occupied by
Lord Strathcona. Lord Hymer, Sir
GeorGie Reid and William Paul Jones.
The two carriages following carried
persons in waiting.
Arriving at PaddiDgton station. the
casket was placed In the funeral car
which carried the funeral party to
Windsor The royal salon was up
boIstered in purple and white silk
and catafalquc in the center sup.
ported the casket The car was oc-
cupled by King George. Queen Mary,
Queen Mother Alexandra, eight other
soycreIgns and near relatives. Spe-
clal trains followed with the high
officials. foreign representatives and
special cnvoys.
Kings. princes and representatives
OF foreign governments, followed the
caeket through the streets which were
lined With 10000 troops that held in
check the mass Of humanity that from
every point OF vantage silcntly watched
the pageant.
After the procession formed, just
before the hour scheduled for the
start a court carriage halted before
the door OF Westminster hall En-.
peror William. who was mounted and
In line. recognized the occupant as
tn queen mother Alexandra Ouicb'v
dsomunting. he waved aside the lack.
eys crowded about, and. giving ND
hand 10 the widow OF his uncle. assist
ed her to alight and placed a kiss on
her check, The queen mother en-
tered the hall and. for few moments
was alone with her dead. When she
again appeared the first of the MN
ute guns was fired. the bell In thc
tower sounded and at 3: so o'clock the
procession was under way.
Again at Windsor. the casket was
borne on a gun carriage followed by
those who had formed the procession
ln London. with the addition OF ref
ular ambassadors accredited to th'
court OF ST. James. The funeral ser
vice Was held in St Georges chapel
the Church OF England service beint
used.
During the procession in London
the crowd OF onlookers became unrull
at some points and the police am
troops had some difficulty In main
tanning order Hundreds of Deopi'
fell from exhaustion. The wenthe
was well-nigh perfect, but the sul
was hot. and. to those IN crowde'
spots. oppressive.
Throughout the British empire. tn
day was observed az one Of mourning
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