The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-10

handing the proclamation. to the Lord
Mayor and City Council
The LORD Mayor havinvFin behalf OF
The city accepted GcorgcsV as'ths lawful
anu righteous sovereign and read tho
proclamation. shouted God ave tho
King The had plays' the rational
anthem and tho crow shOutei God save
the King with their herdf,hared
Rouge Oregon and the lord Mayor
then rode side nv SIDE. followed by
the hsrg.ds, through Fleet street up
Ludcate Hill and pastSt Pauss Cathedrl.
n the Royal , xchansc. The pRza between
the Royal Exchange. tho Blnil 81 England
and the Mansion House was packed with
silk hated merchants. bankers. brokers.
clerks and few typewriter girls who we're
eager 70 witness the spectacle on their
way 10 their Offices
The heralds stood on the afeps Of thu
EVchange There the huge parchment
proclamation was again rad. thero wa.
another fanfare Of trumpets. lhc hands
played the nathonnl anthem and every
head was haired while the psoDls gave a
r"sounding shout u God slNsghe kingI
az the end oi the cerer,orv
roAsrs AND.sALUrEs.
Sir John hnlll. IN. lord Mayor. then
gave a luncheon 20 the hera he and other /
dignitariss at the Mansion House and
drank n toast 20 King GeorgesV. from the /
ra'C1nv
When the procRmatiors were read /
AZ the POINTS mentioned, batteries at /
st James, Park and the Tower of London
fired royal salutes II fOrty-One guns
After the proclamation had been read
fEgs everywhere except at buckingham
Palace were raised 20 full nlAsi. for while
Edward Is dead George lives and now
pfiCially rrigns
George V was proclaimed King AZ many
places through the country. as dictated
" immemoral precedent AZ Aldeburgh.
! watering place IN suffolk. the Lady
Mayor Mrs Garrett Anderson. who is
lso a physician Rad the herald's pFocla-
nation IN regard 20 the accession Of King
ie'rge This was the first time In the
history It England that such a thing has
FUNERAL PROGRAMME.
T. was announced oficaIlv to-day that ,
h. funeral would lake place On May 20
rom ~ Georges Chapel IN Windsor
ne lying IN state will be at Westminster {
Tall on the I'm 18th and 18th. Z
The following D. the text Of the ohicial :
announcement
hing Edwards remains will bs taken ,
p Westminster Hall tomorrow week ,
Whit tuesday. and there will be wing :
! state for three days. Tuesday. Wednes-
ey and Thursday AfterwGrd the BODY !,
40 be removed 10 Windsor for burial :
n Friday. May 90 \
While the body Of the late sovereign :
at Westminster Hall IL will be guarded =
ay and night by officers Of various regi- !
tents.
Il has been decided that there will b. A !
-os- public procession when the BODY "a !,
ken from Westminster Hall after lying :
s'''e through the streets 70 Prddington !,
alton. md aRein through the strests II
Ind snr 10 the caste -.
Al the arrangements ~ far made are :,
milan 20 hose tor the funeral Of the late
Ieel Nict1..r The conn will be borne :,
rough London on o. gun o. rriEge on :,
% e19in W.T.. no p.rcei the royal insignia. :,
o crown. trp prls and the scoptre :,
b" procession will include representa- Is
.ss u IN" srmy md navy. the royal
'usehod and high officers n state
hing Georg. Will probably ride on
-r"taCk 'eE.rd the coin and Will he N
.companied by other members Of the ii
va. family. foreign mon4rchs and ether T.
"" IN royalties Queen Mary. the "
.s"0 M0'her and 'he ladies u the royal HI
n.v "'I follow IN carriages ~,
~ rHE CHAUrEE ~ rEarH N
Tho body ~ klr Edward still Iies in VI
. rrn'. ,- which his Maics,y dicd The .
~ I7usH very nohs and beautiful.
deed these who have visited the death -
amber with ~ quiet simple surround
q ind 10 fIifcI' 10 realize that they
ye been looking On t. dead face II
'ks mon" Ike thst II a man who has IN
len asleep -,
II niEhf ur perhaps 'o-morrov the
.mt"r, ut th" royal fsmilv will look for 10
. l..t ru' upon he kinCs feature. 70
aIarauans arc being mode n piece m,
. b. D. m a simple shcl II elm lined Of
IN whit" -atin To-morrow this she'll