The sun., 1910-05-22
AFTER The FUNERAL
~ THE KAISER
m NY SPOkE FOR PE iCE.
rrlitlcsi speculation starts - a. RoS
arir, IlU IIoncWarh giF~aS IN
tlurrn Mothers Ilralth FrRrrd klng
,,curEr want, Iayetirs Resumrti.

a.rurgr NanN asaletirs Nesumrtl.
.--.,. rr.s Dssnl'cl - rHE SUv
rr,u,> Nav q Il wis msytt1hle
...r ,s.r a. great gathering ol he-ds -
..- md special AribaSsadors as gs-
...at 'rr King Edwards funeral
H |,,. HWD Ir DClgtsiDn oi considerable
H. I.,. .lss,oi as Ia political r'la
r-.t- There WIS at tirst q tendency
...r.. ID. -rsyltl significance ~ the
.-a arts ..uy.r,atiun IT the Kaiser with
80 p...r On" frrnch Foreign Minister.
. .,., H.rugnt that tho Emperor might
I've .arultr plan in mind in connection
yu .. -uggsstion that II was more
...l. ..a- he duty of the European states
.. .... url <. closer alliances into q con-
,a.-....uu 4 p~aCe.
.. .uus'dsrrd IN diplomatic circlas.
..n...r thtt the kaisers utteranrcs
aar. w.rr phtitudinolrs than practical
LoNpoS oUIETs DOWN
fratun = deserted to-day by the mighty
r.--rs which filed the streets Yesterday
'a witness King Edwards last passing
through 'he city hs loved 40 well. The
violet and black mourning decorations
a.1ns the route q the cortegs hang wet
and bedragglsd after the rain II this
morning. small crowds linger at tho
gate IT Marlborough House tO see ths
rev Kings and Queens oomings and
so.ass George and Mary and their
'anily have not yet taken up their PER
rnanent residence at Buckingham Palace.
where the Queen Mother still rules Il
sne does not reign.
Alexandra after distressful week
received tho populations Of foreign on
.srs and officials detailed 70 attend her
husbands funeral in ths thrune room
az Buckingham Paaco this morning
>hs showed signs ot the strain and suffer
,ng = the week and was highly nervous.
crowds gathered to-day AZ Victoria
station 20 witness the departure for the
eminent ~ many royal persons aud
rhcir suites. The Kaiser aud Prince Henry
~ Prussia will probably remain until
Igesdav. The kaiser this morning sum
ugn-d Lord Kitchener 30 Buckingham
Palace for a long audience. II IL known
tos' 'he Kaiser esteems Lord Kitchener =
Notary ahllues mghly.
rHE BEHAVED FAMILY
E'ns George, who is not physically
s'nug ls bearing up under thr strain
= 'he week well An attack of insomnia
f-.rr witch the King - suffering has
r4us-d Queen Mary some unsasinsss.
b. uas noticed that during the long cere-
wrrv ~ Westminster Hall ou tuesday
no Queen never tooS her eyes n him
Queen Mary consideration Tor ths
queen Mother Alexandra throughout
,-'s distressful week has bsen the subject
"'nment m court circles. Queen
laws willingness TO take in IN many
"av- second place IN the ceremonies
nsd- . easy for the officials who Vsre
hargod with drawing NJ the programme.
I'sy seemed 20 he surprised that Queen
ilrv did not insist that she should taks
rs. ngntful place according 10 the Law
= precedence in Tuesdays and Fridays
economies She made no fuss, however.
,ri always gave WY ~ Queen Alexandra.
o. oven tabing. A. might have been
erected. place IN the Quean's Mother
mage
Ike Queen Marv. Krg treorge ls d"-
.r'ai 20 Queen Aloysulra. During tho
eek her restlessnsss and r.-ryou- tension
aIsei apprehension IN everybody but
Aer son. No matter what her wishes ani
rnmindful of what the ,'Fert might ts
= her plans and whims. King George
granted her everything
There can he 10 doubt that Alexandra :
-rIe' shaken nerves will undergo re-
action neat week which may involve
serious consequences. Although there
- no Apprehension manifested at Buck
ngham Palace. everybody Is wstchful.
especially Miss knollys. Queen AleNan-
iTs's devoted secretary and companion.
THE SEW COURT.
Vow that King George reigns with
Quesn Mary a. his consort sooiety is won
isring what the new court will he like
One ueeress predicts that the Georgian
court will be eInin-ntly respectable an d
extremely dull Lord and Lady Ians-
iovns will control the courts private
ratronaEe. while Lord and Lady Shaftes-
bury will provide the chief inyigorating Z
.l.m.nt of decorous vivacity. Lady
B.auohamp and Mrs. Derek Ksppel. the
g.y.ar's most intimate friends, will bs
'as most powerful ladies of the new court
Nnrr 81 them IL known 10 be fond Of
american women.
FRIENDLY To IRELAND
I'isstated that the King and Queen have
nean d~-pIv impressed by the conduct of
.hs Irish peopls throughout the last ten
Iay-. The sincerity ~ lreland's mourn
rgfnr King Edward has moved the royal
Ire deeply and It Is probable that Ire
ard Will roc"ive during the new reign TN
...s. nor-I IieraiIon II would be no sur
....' Il rho King and Queen visited Dublin
-'fH~. tho coronation. and undoubtedly
hero vii be a royal tour Of Ireland after
..f. CEREMONY
TrNEEAL ~ RITICIsED.
While tha nation is r,ady % echo the
t.- thanks to the army and navy and
'.'. for their participation IN Fridays
..-..- th" r." ling exists that, mag
7-nr - u was u might have been
r- y Icing made more representative
whole NE II n" nation. The hope
.H. -s--"f that az the coronation csre-
an attempt will be made to bring
r. with modern ideas the traditions
govern great state functions
..'-. traditions founded Or bounded
.-' a1nuf,. insist that state ceremonies
.f ..rs fn medieval lines and be con
'. OBJ. military pTicers and court