The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-21
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|jV VENT0|VBED
Iur,h Pomp and Ceremony,
Nose Of Edward VII Is
Laid at Rest.
|RS OF EUROPE IN No.
|hE FUNERAL PROCESSION
Irls Of Thousands Wit
o.,u,;nr of the Body
4 through Streets.

|roy Nay 2o.-sovereisns and
,,llrcs of the powers of all the
"A their last tribute today to
y. usat monarch. Edward VII
~ now rests in st. Georges
!, Windsor castle, where the
!, ,svard ", the sixth and
srsr. Charles l., the third ana
s..-res and William ". are en-
4. szrsbjne followed n night OF
-.,5zs that swept the city and
4 = funeral decorations that hung
!. line of March, but had no
4. ,dtct on the gathering thou
- from midnight until dawn.
,,,,l, Of vantage from which TO
q ussing OF the cortege.
Il, millions filed the streets and
|s,rs as they have never been
4 a. either al a funeral or a
A MAGNIFICENT Pageant.
.scsp,ry that marked the burial
"a Was as naught compared
a. 7,snI6cence OF today's ceTe-
-,.5 was splendid in It's accom-
n. NJ gilded coaches. brilliant
d I'D decorations. far surprising
-sOay attending the removal of
:, tody from Buckingham palace
.ztster hall.
,5esssion today included nine
"a the former president OF the
4 sliss. Theodore Roosevelt. who
r. not In uniform; the heirs TO
&hr1es the members of the royal
4 DE officers OF the households,
|f.hk Of the government. field
: e,nerals and admirals, detach-
| 4 ircops Of all the British, and
Eailyes Of foreign armies and
yaricgated uniforms. a solid
y d glItlering colors.
rs Of relocated soldiers were
. on that other great occasion
FrJs mourning nine years ago.
Il reversed and regimental flags
= ihe ground.
Multitude Mourns.
~ ihrongs along the streets
Ez'd 80 tightly that those once
|tcd 4 impossible TO move. The
|1,ts. covered with mourning en-
|sse crowded. the rOof-tops black,
-zh this multitude. from among
IL whisper arose. the gun
4 ,zt bore the kings body moved
iiEins OF funeral marches. the
X bells and the booming Of
|fas
|sE,mins,er hall the widowed
|the 10 spend last few minutes
body OF the king. was assisted
cauiage BY the German em-
20 whom the loss OF his royal
p res,ed heavily.
.zle.or kissed the hand and
Ae1andra and passed her 20
slng George. Here the queen
nncing up, caught sight Of the
i5er, waiting 10 follow his
lle- bier. and near at hand the
uonle dog. led by a giIlIc. and
&c. gripping the arm Of the
Hlhetically gazing upon the
s7Sar1 had loved so well.
| q entered the hall with King
Gl7ror William and the Duke
sght, there 10 offer a silent
= watch the removal Of the
us gun-carriage.
Order Of Precedence.
"a Of Precedence of sovcrcigns
Sssion was governed by kin
special cnvoys OF the United
Franco occupied the eighth
anu although President
rsS inconspicuous in the pro-
s George gave him marked
~ Inc lunchcon at Windsor
inc funeral. seating him.
IN |.ner guests. at his own
herman emperor sat with
aolner and Queen Mary.
ned 10 Impress Mr.. Roosevelt
Ts,,dDor OF the people. the
nv OF the ceremony. From
lntion. the royal train car
I'm and mourners TO Windsor.
~ Hslns were filled with on
tAgn representatives.
oiaggcd the gun carriage
~ Tw o. purple <c st. Georges
Wefe simple Aervices were
t%a,s Inc Arrhblshops of Cantcr-
n. assisted by other prClatcs.
y, ,t win Alexandra on his arm,
ca,nn nave behind the coffin,
iFfe. emperor ana queen
l. n, stvice the widowed queen
~ S ioo' Of the cataralauc and
Z ,S5as ,S5o's before the coffin WAS
~ crypt King George placed
In royal standard.
ssvla we royal mourners, includ-
Francis Ferdinand OF
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