The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

rely upon the parliament and the peo-
pie of these islands and my dominfons
beyond the seas for their help in the
discharge of these arduous duties, and
their prayers that God will grant me
strength and guidance. I am encour-
aged by the knowledge that I have in
my dear wife one who will be a con-
slant helpmeet in every endeavor for
our peoples good"
Immense Crowd Orderly,
An immense but quiet multitude
pressed about the palace for the sight
Of George V, who passed with but little
appearance Of state. He wore an adj
mirals uniform, and was attended only
by two officials from MARLBOROUGH
house. The new king was greeted in
silence and with bowed heads as he
proceeded to the palace, only stones
throw away, while his two sons
watched him from over the wall
The lord mayor Of London, with the
sheriffs in state coaches and robes of
office, made a gaudy showing. but WIS.,
count Moreley of Black burn and other
eminent privy councillors arrived in
hansoms and pushed their way through
| the crowd.
Edward VII still lies in the chamber
| where he died. His features are much
more natural than though he had suf-
fered from a long illness. DowaEer
| Queen Alexandra, King George and
Queen Mary, with the two boy princes
and other members OF the royal family.
visited the chamber this afternoon.
| The palace attendants and servants
were admitted afterward
The plans for the funeral have not
/ yet been determined, but the royal
| ceremonies and public mourning will
| follow the same procedure as when
] Victoria died. The court will move IN
Windsor castle on Tuesday and 1t Is
| supposed that the obsequies will take
place there. the body of the late king
either to rest in st. James chapel there
or In mausoleum to be built at Frog
more, near that which Victoria erected
for herself and cOnsort. It was an
nounced tonight that there would be
no lying IN state.
MOnarchs to Attend Funeral.
More royal personages are expected
to come to England for the funeral
than followed Victorias hearse. The
German emperor is certain to attend
both because he is head of a neighbor-
ing state and near relative.
The kings of Belgium, Spain and
Portugal, and possibly King Victor
! Emmanuel of Italy also will be pres
ent.. All the crowned heads of the
world, as wei as the pope and the
and other republics, have teIegraphe ed
| condolences to the dowager queen and
King George These, however, are con-
sidered personal messages, and have
not been published.
Both houses of parliament had q
| brief meeting this afternoon. The ,orS
! chancellor administered the oath NJ a.
/ 1egiance in the house of lords 70 abo,,.
| 40 peers The speaker of the hon~o ~
commons and the deputy speaker be,n.
out of the country. there was no ors
empowered to preside over tho bo,.In
and Immediately upon Home Secretary
Churchilfs motion the house adio,,-,saIi
great representative congTegat,'.
attended service in st. Pauls, the Risb.
op of London officiating. MANY 9 Psi
olics gathered in Westminster =. etn
dral, while special services were III
IN various churches .hrouphont n 81
country, and others have been arranee et
for tomorrow. . Ct
Program for Monday.
On Monday morning the proclamatio,
of George VS. accession will be read n
the principal towns of the kingdom
, Trumpeters clad in scarlet and goI1
and escorted by Life Guards will e1te,
the city Of London, and the lord mayo,
and aldermen in robes of office vii
meet them at Temple Bar. This cere
mony was expected to take place IL
London today, and great crowds Assem-
bled at Temple Bar and the ROYAL Elk