The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-16
Spectacle Only Less I'm
pressive Than Kings
Funeral.
PRINCELY GUESTS
TOFOLLOW COFFIN
Details Of Final Services Over
Edward Not Yet Completed.
Solemn Service Held in
Throne Room of Palace.
King George Appoints
Aides for Roosevelt.

London, May 15.--The official prot
gram for the removal of the body of
the late King Edward from Bucking-
ham Palnco to Westminster Hall on
next Tuesday was issued Tonight 1t
shows that the removal will be attend
ed by military spectacle only less
impressive and imposing than the fu-
neral itself.
Following the casket drawn on 4
gun carriage, will walk King George,
the royal princes and all the Kings
and princely guests. together with the
members OF the late Kings household.
the lords and grooms in waiting court
dignitaries. naval officers and the
Queen Mothers household. Then will
come procession OF nine carriages.
with the queen Mother and all the
imperial and royal ladies.
Upon arrival at Westminster Hall
the late Kings Company of the Gren.
adler Guards. who Will have charge of
the casket throughout the ceremony.
will place the body upon tho cata-
faldue for lying in state. All the re-
gala being placed upon the casket.
the Archbishop of Canterbury will then
conduct a solemn service in the pres
ence of the royal mourners, after which
the public lying in state Will begin.
The details of Fridays ceremony are
still incomplete. but 1t has been de-
cided that bluejackets will draw the
gun carriage with the coffin at Wind
sor, where the last solemn service will
be held
King George. Queen Mary, the
Queen Mother, and the royal family
were present tonight at solemn
service over the body in the throne
room AT cham PALACE
Solemn services We're again held in
all the churches throughout the king
Edon to-day.
{ Aides for Roosevelt.
When Ex-Pres,dent Roosevelt ar.
rives here on Monday morning he Will
drop the role Of a private citizen and
will be accorded the honors due to
the special American ambassador to
the funeral of King Edward VII.
King George has designated two
aides -de-camp to attend upon the am
bassador during his stay in London.
These are Lord Dundonald and Com
mander Charles E. F. Cunningham
Graham, both distinguished In the
service of the crown.
Lord Dundonald served in the Cam
ell Corps with Sir Herbert Stewards
column for the relief of Khartum and
was subsequently Licutenant-Colonel
of the Second Life Guards. Commander
of the Mounted Brigade of the Natal
Army, Commander of the Canadian Mi
litia in the Boer War, and Colonel Of
the Second Life Guards
Commander Cunningham Graham
was made commander on the cmer-
gency list in 1903 and is groom-in-
waiting to King George. He served
in the royal navy ls67-s6, following
which he was in the service of the
Royal National Lifeboat Institution
for twcnty-three years
The aides-de-camp will meet Mr..
Roosevelt at Queensborough and ac-
company him to London. His train is
due at Victoria Station at 7:45 O'Clock.
Awaiting the former President at the
station will be one of the Kings
equerries. q representative of the Brit
ish Foreign Office American Ambassa-
dor Reid, and the staff Of the Ameri-
can embassy with their wives