New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
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sA net Constant heacer Iast evening
co.. eel me the details
-. hactn al the beginning, was the
~ .+he official programme for the re-
sr or TIE body from buckingham
- Westminster Hall was made pub
s,,ndsv. On Tuesday morning the
- &C, ron Buckingham Palace passed
60 double lines ot soldiers. hanked
- -ovs Of policemen and masses Of
-. neo7le. The royal standard was
-se5 immediately behind the coffin and
- 4-c-- Of King George, who, like the
4o,-s and other members Of royalty. was
- The Duke Of Cornwall and Prince
-. -v-o little figures IN the uniforms
-sva1 cadets, followed their father
go Frederick Of Denmark ard King
80, with the Duke Of ConnauCllt be
-, them. came next. and then followed
a.. ,,be-. members Of the British and for
-, rival families and an array Of officers
he late Kings household. In the first
..--fsre rode the Queen Mother, Alex
.-a-s she was accompanied by her sister,
,bs rnp7ess Dovager Marie OF Russia.
s-s her daughters. Princess Royal and
Princess Victoria.
.rouesn Mary occupied the second state
,s--isEe. having for the occasion sUrren-
ssres the first place, 10 which as Queen
ere zss entitled. She was accompanied BY
be- 6auEhte-. Princess Mary, and by Prince
r7snrv. Seven other state carriages drawn
~ heavily capa-soned horses carried the
,.sjes q the royal families and The suites
nf The Queen Mother and the Queen.
LYING IN STATE.
Arrived ~ the palace yard OF West
-ninste-. where z dense throng had gath
e-s5. the gun carriage stopped and the
hss-e-. company. composed OF Life Guards.
uftsd the coffin and carried il into the hall
The A-ch bishop Of Canterbury received
,ba bosv. which was placed or g purple
cstsfaIcue a white and gold embroidered
-sn with the royal ensign. covered the
rorsr. and above al were the crown, the
orr and RE sCeptre
King George took his place at the foot
efrhe coffin with the Queen Mother. Queen
May anz -re Young princes. Behind them
were he members OF royalty who had fol-
lowed The body and a group cf twenty
rovsl ladies IN deepest black. Around them
were s-a-iored the officers Of the royal
Household -he Ear Marshal, Black Pod,
Silver suck and Others in their brilliant
uniforms.
81 long rows on either side and extend
ing nea-lv the length Of the han were
rnasss6 -re peers and members of the
Feese ~ Commons. more than four hun
cred from each Chamher.
TIE choir occupied an elevation a. the
south end 1f tl1e hal under the vast stained
windows A step lower were stationed The
REQ coated handsmen. The heralds and
thes- rrlrs-f-1-.s occupied stiI lower 20
sirion bur veil above the floor
-S-o-0eE ~ the foot of The elevation
were hundred Of the greatest generals and
sG-ai-s NJ -he empire. II the centre Lord
zirc-e-e-. -al and dark. -ozered over Lord
Roberts. wno is snort and gray. Near ny
was seen rhe grim face OF Lord Fisher,
former Senior Lord Of TIE Admiralty
Al the opposite end Of the hall was q
greet Cenzreeation Cf CourtieTs and officers.
wearing dazzling variety Of uniforms and
decorate
The service occupied only half an hour
-he t--- bishop Of Canterbury, : anding Al
ne head cf the coffin. recited the Lords
Prave- which was repeated by the whole
conE-er2-to- The Archbishop then read
Psalm xiii and The Dean Of Westminster
read t-e ScripturaI lesson from John =.
2E The choir then chanted a h-lef an
tsn sac me Archbishop offered PRAYER.
THOUSANDS IN LINE.
The Queen Mother Alexandra. who ha2
been seated IL a purple covered chair while
TIE others stood. tlan rose and taking
s5ep forward knelt beside the coffin. and
with hands CIasped remained for q moment
n silent r-sver Rising. she beckoned 10
her son 70 escort he and moved slowly
~ ---=-- els 7-7r SO
passed -re guards Of honor who stood
Elatue-1ke OF either side. Queen Mary fol-
loved. also bowling, and the two preceded
The others ot ire group Of royalties from
lie hsu
Hundreds Of thousands Of people viewed
tle 8odE on Tuesday afternoon on Wednes-
dsy snG on Thursday. On Thursday after
noon Emperor william arrived in LONDON
snd. accompanied By King George and their
t-iJes. went - Westulinster Hall, ap-
Preached the cof7n and remained before il
tor EeverzI minutes He placed u7on the
cofH- magnificent wreath, then knelt by
re oatafalque and for a few moments was
elEsged % PRAYER. Rising 70 his feet he
TUNED 20 King George, who had knelt with
rim. ar5 held ouc ho-h hands, which the
o,he- g-asped. Both nJnarchs were visi3ly
EHec-ed
AN IMPOSING PAGEANT.
On Flscay after four hundred thousand