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

ana covered temporarily Win q almpie
pail until the occasion Of the lying In
stats. The general impression that those
who will attend the Ceremony Of the lying
in state will look upon the face Of the dead
King is wrong. What they will SO will bs
a conn resting on a dais covered with a
beautiful pail and the royal crown. with
tentinels standing guard over t.
OLD AND NEW CHAMBERLAINs.
According to the old etiquette Of the
court IL is the duty Of the Lord Great
Chamberlain 10 remain In constant atten-
dance on the body Of the decreased sover-
eign until he breaks HE wand OF Office
over the conn az the funeralin 81 George .
Chapel al Windsor Castle Upon the
death Of King Edward the hereditary
ONCE Of Lord Great Champerlain passed
from the Marquis Of Cholmondsley to the
Earl Of Darlington. In whose family this
post will remain during the reign Of
George V. By a singular arrangement
Of great antiquity the ofice alternhtes
by relgns in the two fanatics Earl
Darlington. the new Lord Chamberlain.
called at Marlborough House early this
morning
VISITING THE DEAD
number Of intimate friends Of the
late King Edward and prominent poRti-
clans az well as all the members Of King
George VS. household we're allowed q
last look al the dead sovereign this after
noon. Among those who awaited them
selves OF this opportunity wers Lord Cur
ron Of Keileston. formerly viceroy Of
India; Field Marshal Lord Roberts and
the Right Hon. Arthur j. Ralfour. former
Prime Minister and leader Of the OppoSi-
uon in the House Of Commons.
King Edwards pet fox terrier. which
proudly wore . collar on which Wa in
tcribed i am Cnsar; belong 70 the
king.' IL inconsolAble. He was with his
master when he died He refuses to take
any food and makes many attempts 10
enter the death chamber.
FIRST ROYAL ARRIVALS
Crowds assembled in the vicinity of |
Victoria station tonight when King
George and Queen Mary met the King and
Queen Of Norway The Hing and Queen /
greeted their Norwegian |
relatives The little Prince Olaf impet- .
Iiously hunE his arms about his uncle .
Georges neck and kissed him with great
iervor The King and Queen Of Norway.
the latter Of whom u daughter of the
lead King, will stay a. Buckingham Palace
TURNING TO THE NEw KING
Mr. Lloyd George. the Chancellor n
he ExcheQuer and the Master Of Elinank.
he chief Liberal whip and Comptroller
4 his MAjesty's Household. went 10 Mari
borough Hous" This morning 20 pay their
respects 90 King George
The House Of Lords met az II.SO ocIock
The sitting was entirely formal Just 10
'nable the peers 10 swear allegiance TO
he new sovereign. The royal speech
Eill not bs read until "wednesday n ,
his week. when the lords will he ,
invited by the Earl of Crewe. Lord Priv A.,
cal. Colonial Secretary and Government 4,
aader In the second chamber, 70 reply /
nth an address 20 the King
The House Of Commons met a. 24s
clock IN the afternoon In the absence
Speaker Lowther. the Deputy Speaker.
ae Right Hon. Alfred Emmott. took the
hair. Prime Minister Asqui,h. who is 4,
n his way back from Spain. had not
n arrived
The Chancellor Of the Excheauer sa!d
,e swearing IN Of members would con- !.
nue. until Wednesday The Deputy !
peaker had already taken thu oath The +.
Iembers Of the House then began taking
le oath Of allegiance Home Secretary
'inston Churchill Chancellor Lloyd
sorse SIR Edward Grey. Minister Of \
oreign Affairs, the Right Hon Lewis Har- A
'urt. First Commissioner Of Works. r,
hin Burns. President Of thu Local Gov. a,
nment Eoard. and the Right Hon. Arthur r
Balfour leader Of the Opposition. >,
lding the way About 200 members 90.
1re swon IN before the House ad- ;,
urned =,
In reply 20 a question as n what ar -
ngements the Government proposes 70
Ike the ChEncello- n the Eychaouer =
ID the members would take tho cath Of >.
cgiance Tomorrow and Wednesday :,
regard 20 the address Mr Lloyd George ),
ID !, would be better to postpone any ~
until Tomorrow. when /.
E Premier IL expected hack
IUDoEs rAKE The OATH. n
There was a very impressive scene az at
, Law Courts when the Judges Assem-
d 70 take the oath of allegiance n. N
nd Chief Justice stood IN the centre y,
N the other Judges grouped about an
n. The Justices gallery was filed with hr
men IN deep mourning The floor N en-
court WIS crowded with members N by
) bar and the general public in'
The Justices IN tho order 81 thor Of
,iority took the cath II allegiance va
I signed their names N the roll. all y !,
people present meanwhile standing fa-
THE RusINEss SITUATION t'i
N the orening Of the stock Eychange 70,
> morning the members sang the ma s,o
nal anthem eyi
The markets opened with n hrmer an WI
.ranoe Fridays setback was Offset bv ain
'"ring by the bears Prices rallied IN T,
n departments Consols recovered STA W.
he loss on FRIDAY -
IuTing tho day prices advarcai in or
ans
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