Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-20
KING EDWARDS BODY
REMOVED TO WINDSOR
After Funeral Rites in Accordance With Customs that
Have Obtained Since the Norman Conquest, Laid in
Crypt of ST. Georges Chapel Royal Kings Princes and
Representatives of Foreign Governments followed Cask
ct Through London 3 Streets

London. May g1 Today the empire
molueJ ANA surrendered It's royal
dead.
After funeral rites due The one o.
whom tho Jaws of the land gave hrst
place iu "honor dignity ana power
the body ot Edward VII thirty n
the line of the sorereigns az England
since the Norman conquest. lies touish-
iu the crypt OF ST. George chapel r1yu.
az Windsor. nearby thc royal toau
house where b. viii nave final resting
place
THE state funeral was conducted 900
accordance with precedent the punip
and ceremonial borrowed from GA, pa
being rendered more effective by
lavish display ol modern mourning
The members 0f the royal household
l0ioRcd ou horseback In this order.
First Flc-Tae Duke OF Couuaushl
Kins George. Emperor William.
Second Filt-kng Hlakou ot N1-
way. kiug George of Greece. Ning AZ
fonso Of spain.
Third Picking Ferdinand ui bul-
gaua. kmg Frederick uI DenuiaIh,
i>ing Manuel OF Portugal.
Fourth FIle-PriuCe lussui Il. ycdiH,
the heir apparent of Turkey KING Al
bert OF Belgium Archduke Frances
Ferdinand. rein 10 tho throne of Aus
triu- Hungary.
FIuh Fiic-Prnce sadanaru Fushi-
mi OF Japan, Grand Duke Michael vi
Russia. the Duke Of Aosta, represent
ing Italy, the Duke of sparte VINO n
crown prince OF Greece. ana Clown
Prince Ferdinand OF Roumania.
Sixth FYle-Prince Henry uf Prussia,
representing the German navy Prince
Charles of Sweden; Prince Henry TT
Holland. the Duke Of saXc-Coburg
Gotha. crown Prince OF Montenegro.
crown Prince Alexander OF Servla.
Seventh File-Princo Mohamed Al,
Said Pasha Zulhkar. Watson faaha OF
Fr,.pf. tho sultan OF Zanzibar
Then followed the princely and ducal
Commemorative OF dozen German
states. the members of the English
ROYAL family. the Duke D'Aleucon and
Prince Bovnradci of Siam.
The mounted group was followed hy
10 state carriages. The FIRST was oc-
cupied by the Queen Mother Alexandra.
the Russian Dowager Empress Marie
the princess royal and the Princess
Victoria
The second carriage contained Queen
Mary OF England. queen Maud Of
Norway, the Duke ~ Cornwall, heir
70 the British throne and Princess
| Mary
T6- next four cauiag carried ROYAL
| ladies and ladies-i n-Walting.
The eighth carriage was shared by
Special American Ambassador Thco-
dorc Roosevelt NJ. Pichou French for
eign minister and Sauad Khan Monta-
yes sultan Of Persia
The ninth carriage was occupied by
Lord Struthcona. 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 car
which carried the funeral party 10
Windsor. The royal salon was up-
holstcred I'm purple and white silk and
"a catafaluue erected in the center sup
ported the caskct The ear was oc-
cupied by King George. Queen Mary.
tho Queen Mother Alexandra. eight 9th
ar sovcreigns and near relatives Spe-
cinl trains followed with the high Of
hcials. foreign representatives and spc-
clal ENJOYS Kings princes. and repre-
sentatives OF foreign governments fol-
lowed the caskot through the streets.
which were lined with 30 900 troops that
held iu check the mass OF humanity
that from every point OF vantage
silently watched the pageant
KAISER AND QUEEN MOTHER.
After tho procession formed Just be-
fore the hour scheduled for the start. a
court carriage halted before the door
OF Westminster hall Emperor vii
Ham, who was mounted and In line.
recognized the occupant as the Queen
Mother Alexandra. Quickly dismouut-
ing, be waved aside the lackCys crowd
"a about. end giving his hand 90 the
widow OF his uncle, assisted her o.
aIight and placed kiss on her check
The queen mother entered the hall and
Tor "a few moments was alone with her
dead when she again appeared the
first ~ the minute gums was 1rol. The
bell iu the tower sounded. and af $3.50
O'Clock the procession was under way.
Again at Windsor the oasket WIs
borne on a gun carriage followed bv
those who had formed the procession iU
London with tho addition OF regular
ambassadors accredited 10 the court of
ST james Tho funeral service was
held 900 ST. Georges chapel the Church
OF England service being used During
the procession in London the crowd of
onlo0llcTs became uuruly at some
points and the police aud troops bad
difficulty ,n maintain'us order Many
people were Injured and hundreds ron
from exhaustion Tho weather was
MN.IN IIlhA I'llf.NNf hAA ANNN NNAN f.f'' 'i''I
and, 20 those boz crowded spots, uppres-
slVe.
Throughout the British empire the
day was observed as one Of mourning.
Business was suspended generally and
Informal services were held. Funeral
services were held in am European cap
itals The emperor and empress OF
Russia attended the English church al
ST. Petersburg. as did Premier Stolypin
and the members of the duma ana
other mouarchs VINO were not present
ut the funeral paid similar tributes at
their homes.
QUIET EEIGNS
Throughout England quiet prevails.
Trains and street cars camo to- o. stand
sin for I1 minutes az the hour the
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