The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-10
The ceremony was repeated at Chan.

The ceremony was repeated at Chan
Gerry lane.
Thence tho lord mayor. with his ma
jesty's herald moved through streets
lined with double files OF troops, the Nor
folk and Leicester regiments, the Kings
own Yorkshlres, the Scots Guards, the
Camcronians and Irish Fusillers. toward
the center OF the city vast crowds
watched the passage of the historic pa
geont through the heart OF the city.
When the hcralds had taken their sta
tions the steps of the royal exchange
ana silence had been obtained, tne proc
lamatlon was read To the multitude. from
which arose cries OF Goa 5avc the king
The bands played the national anthem
once more.
The heralds then proceeded to the
mansion house, where they were enter
taned by the lord mayor who; accord
ing to ancient custom. first officially pro-
posed the health OF the new king. The
troops were then withdrawn, but the
masses were reluctant TO leave, ana tnou-
sands OF persons remained In the Vicinl'y
Of the mansion house. frequently calling
for cheers for the king and the queen.
the Duke of Cornwall and others Of the
royal family.
Whole Kingdom Joins
Similar scenes, though marked with
less ornate pagcantry, were witnessed In
the other principal cities throughout the
kingdom. where the proclamation was
read simultaneously with the reading In
London.
The singing OF the national anthem
marked the rcopening Of the stock ex-
change today. The members forthwith
got down to work with determination
To discountcnance any hear attacks.
The tone Tas steady from the start
with a hardening OF prices
Leading American securities were put
UP more than point over parity, help-
Ing the general advance.
May 20 has definitely been determined
open as the date for the funeral of the
late king
1bn bod, will he rerooyad on the 17th
from Buckingham palace to Westminster
hail. where IL will lie in state for three
days. thence being taken in the evening
TO Windsor for lnterment In st. George S
chapel on the day following.
The body OF the monarch will be horne
on gun carriage through the streets OF
London TO Paddington,
Immediately after the funeral of her
| husband IL is expected that the queen
mother Will retire 10 Sandringbam pal
ace, which King Edward some. years ago
made over TO her dover house.
The house Of lords reassembled to-
day. and the ceremony OF taking the oath
| of allegiance 20 the new king was con-
| tinued. Fifty peers were so sworn.
| The house OF commons also mot today
| TO permit Its members 10 swear ale
| glance to King George. The attendance
was large and all those present wore
| symbols Of mourning.
The law courts upon resuming their
sessions today made II the first business
of the judges and other officers 10 take
| II
The lord chamberlain. by King George
| command today notified theater man
ayers. In view of the number of people
| who would be thrown out OF employment
| by the prolonged closing of the theaters,
that his majesty wished the playhouses
| TO he open except on the day OF his
| fathers funeral.
Friends View Kings Body.
Many of King Edwards personal
friends. including Earl Roberts. a. j;
| oil L ,,,.l Of EnlI tAT IA.
| Lord Kitchener. were permitted to view
the body today and late tonight. after a
| brief solemn service, which was attended
by the widow and all members Of the
royal family. including King George and
| Queen Mary. the body was transferred
| to the casket shell. which was kept open
until after the arrival Of Queen Maud OF
| Norway.
| The young queen took a touching fare
we'll of her royal father.
Then followed service that was held
mainly for the king and queen OF Nor
way. and the shell was placed In the
| lead envelope and sealed, 1t VIII re-
| main In a temporary coffin made OF elm.
while the special oaken casket Is being
| finished
Whether AT the very outset Of his re-
union and while still suffering from
should be compelled TO shoulder the heavy
| responsibilities Of deciding between the
| opposing political parties on the yexed
| question OF the veto OF the house OF lords.
| is matter which Premier Asqulth must
| now settle.
All the ministers are again assembled
| in London and there was a strong feel
| Ing among the moderate men In favor
! OF shelving the whole question until next
| year, The new king was an assduous
attendant upon the recent parliamentary
debates and doubtless Is thoroughly
versed in all the aspects OF the question.
but he would never have anticipated that
he would be called upon 10 give the de-
cision.
In any case. it is expected the parlia-
mentary recess will be extended until the
middle OF June.
II is stated the Duke of Connaught, in
accordance with the desire Of King Ed
ward will succeed Earl Grey as governor
general OF Canada 1t Is also said Queen
Marys brothers. the Duke OF Teck. the
Princes Francis and Alexander OF
Teck, will shortly be given the title OF