The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-21

the park. IL crossed ana followed
Edeeware Road to Oxford and Cam
bridge Terraces and turned UP these
wide thoroughfarcs, on either side of
a mile were unbroken stretches of
temporarily erected stands filled to
their capacity with black CARRIED HUI.
mainly.
Uniform Mourning.
BY arrangements between the West
minister City Council and the Padding
ton Borough Council the official signs
OF mourning along the route were uni
form. Venetian masts, with laurel
wreaths at their tops had been erected
at intervals. The public showed less
unaninlity in their selection Of signs
OF grief
An officer OF the headquarters staff
mounted headed the procession with
the bands of the Household Cavalry.
The Territorials and Colonials came
tust behind the bands, then other vol
unteer corps. the Honorable Artillery
Company officers of the Indian regi-
ments in their picturesque uniforms
and turbans. followed by detachments
of foot guards engineers. garrison,
field and horse artillery. cavalry oil
the line and regiments of Household
Cavalry.
The Royal Marine infantry and Ar
Ellery and naval representatives came
next, with the military attaches of the
foreign embassies: the officers of the
Headquarters staff Of the army. the
field marshals and bands playing sol
smn funeral marches. Tho great Off
GERS of the royal house of England were
headed by the earl marshal. the Duke
of Norfolk. ana followed by non
commissioned officer of the Household
Cavalry bearing the royal standard. /
The King rode between the German
Emperor and the Duke of Connaught |
all in brilliant uniforms, and next in |
line was the group of rulers. heirs to
the thrones. princes of great state and
special ambassadors.
Order of CorteEe.
The members of the royal house on
horseback fell back. followed in this
order. first sile, the Duke of Con-
naught. King George, Emperor VIII
liam. Second, King Haakon Of Norway,
King George of Greece King Alfonso
of Spain Third, King Ferdinand of
bulgaria. King Frederick of Denmark"
ding Manuel of Portugal. Fourth
,rince Yussuf Zyyedin, the heir APP
aren't of Turkey; King Albert of Bel
iym. Archduke Francis Ferdinand,
s1eir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
Fifth. Prince Sadanaru Fushimi. OF
he Duke of Aosta, representing Italy;
he Duke OF Sparta, who is Crown
rince of Greece, and Crown Prince
ferdinand of Roumania. Sixth Prince
Henry of Prussia representing the
lGerman Navy; Prince Charles OF
4 Sweden. Prince Henry of Holland. the
Duke of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, Crown
Alexander of Servia- Seventh. Prince
Afohammed All, Said Pasha Zulfikar
Watson Pasha, Of Egypt; the Sultan OF
3 Zanzibar.
Then followed the princely and ducal
representatives of a dozen German ,,a,,
royal family, the Duke de Alencon and
Prince Bovaradej. of Siam.
s The mounted group was followed by
Twelve state carriages. The first was
occupied by the Queen Mother aleN
andra, the Russian Dowagcr Empress
Marie, the princess royal, and the
Princess Victoria. The second carriage
contained Queen Mary OF Englaho,
Queen Maud, of Norway, the Duke or
Cornwall heir to the British throne,
and Princess Mary.
The next four carriages carried royal
ladies and ladies-in-waiting. The
seventh carried Prince Tasai TAO, OF
China, and his suite.
~ The eighth carriage was shared by
Special American Ambassador Thee
Montaz Els Sultaneh of Persia.
The three carriages following car
ried persons in-waiting.
Simple Services.
From Paddington Station the royal
.ain carried the coffin and mourners
windsor while special trains were
lied with officials and foreign repre-
sentatives. Bluejackets dragged the
gun carriage through a line of purple
to st. Georges Chapel, and there sim
pie services We're said by the Arch
bishops of Canterbury and York as
sisted by other prelates. king George,
with Alexandra on his arm. walked up
he nave behind the coffin. with the
;erman Emperor and Queen Mary tol-
owing.
purine the services the widowed
n1een moved to the foot of the
,tafalouo; and Bnelt, and just before
le coffin was lowered to the crypt
ing George placed upon it a royal
andard.
.,ding Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Austria, and Prince Charles. OF
weden. left London tonight, but all
al reienine monarchs remained and
sh King and Queen had another
thble dinner party at buckingham
ace this evening.
The departure of the soverelSns Will
|g1n Tomorrow, Dul tiic NiSi iiis'i' 'N'''
,ror is expected to stay here until
onday night.
m, Services at Windsor.
thindsor. May 2o.-It was q bitter
citer. day when the body OF Queen
btoria was borne UP the Hill to the
Alieval Chapel at st. Georges. To
the castle gates al Windsor
oeied to receive the casket of the
Asnth Edward with the green Of an
,glish spring on the trees and grass
sithin massive walls. The gray tow
rs and battlements, over which the
,nion Jack was flying at half-mast,
ever appeared more impressive. In
he streets below was seething mass
Il people in black. with lane kept
,pen BY the two solid lines of soldiers
for the cortege to pass through,
When the royal train arrived at
the station the body of the monarch
was again placed on gun carriage,
and the procession was reformed with
the addition of the ambassadors, min
listers and other representatives of