New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21

Here the final services were s
her The Queen Mother entered the hall
and for few moments was alone wilh
her dead. When she again appeared the
first of the minute guns was fired, the
bell in the tower sounded, and at 800
o'clock the procession was under way.
Behind the coffin on which rested the
imperial symbols followed the late Kings
charger. while his favorite terrier was
led by a Highland soldier just before the
| imperial ensign.
King George, Emperor William and
several other members of royalty wore
the uniforms Of British generals No one
in the parade attracted greater interest
than did Theodore Roosevelt, the special
American ambassador. whose civilian
clothes .contrasted with the gilded state
coach in which he rode, with its white
wigged and silk stockinged fiunkies. the
representatives of the two great repub-
| lies. the United States and France had
places behind the royalties.
The members of the royal houses on
horseback rode in this order:
First Ffle-The Duke of Connaught
King George. Emperor William.
Secord-King Haakon of Norway,
King George CT Greece. King Alfonso OF
Spain.
Third-King Ferdinand Of Bulgaria,
King Frederick Of Denmark and King
Manuel of Portugal
Fourth-Prince Yussuf Zyyedin, the
heir apparent of Turkey; King Albert OF
Belgium and Archduke Francis Ferdi-
Inand, heir to the throne Of Austria
Hungary.
Fffth-Prince Sadanaru Fushimi Of
/ Japan. Grand Duke Michael of Russia,
the Duke of Aosta, representing Italy;
the Duke Of Sparta. who is Crown Prince
of Greece. and Crown Prince Ferdinand
of Rumania
Sixth-Prince Henry OF Prussia, repre-
senting the German navy; Prince
Charles Of Sweden, Prince Henry of Hol-
land, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha, the Crown Prince of Montenegro
and the Crown Prince Alexander Of Ser
via.
Seventh-Prince Mohammed Ali, Said
I
and the Sultan of Zanzibar
Then followed the princely and ducal
representatives of a dozen German
states. the members Of the English royal
family, the Due d'Alencon and Prince
Bovaradej of Siam.
Mourners in State Carriages.
The mounted group was followed by
twelve state carriages. The first was
occupied by the Queen Mother, Alex
andra, the Russian Dowager Empress
Marie. the Princess Royal and the Prin-
cess Victoria.
The second carriage contained
Queen Mary of England. Queen Maud
of Norway, the Duke of Cornwall, heir
to the British throne and Princess
Mary.
The next four carriages carried royal
ladies and ladies-in- waiting.
The seventh carriage carried Prince
Tsai Tao of China and his suite.
The eighth carriage was shared by the
special ENJOYS. Theodore Roosevelt, NJ.
Pinchon, French Foreign minister and
Sanad Khan Montas es Sultaneh of
Persia.
The ninth carriage was occupied by
Lord Strathcona, Lord High Commits
sioner for Canada: Sir George Reid and
William Paul Jones. The two carriages
| following carried persons in waiting.
Arriving at Paddington Station, the
coffin WAS placed in the funeral car.
which carried the funeral party to Wind
sor. The royal salon was upholstered
in purple and White silk. and a cata-
falque erected in the centre bore the
coffin. The car was occupied by King
George. Queen Mary. the Queen Mother
Alexandra, eight other sovereigns and
near relatives. Special trains followed
with the high officials, foreign repre-
sentatives and special ENJOYS.
Route CT March to Station.
The procession proceeded through Par
lament street and Whitehall, thence
going through the Horse Guards Parade
and along the Mall The embassies and
private residences. including those of
several Americans on Carlton House
| Terrace overlooking the Mall. were
! heavily draped with mourning The
terrace was crowded with onlookers
From the Mall the procession passed
Marlborough House, emerging in st.
James's street, proceeding to Piccadilly
and along that thoroughfare to Hyde
Park corner. where il entered the park
and passed along the drive TO Marble
Arch.
Emerging from the park, the process
sion followed Edgeware Road to oxford
and Cambridge terraces and turned up
these wide thoroughfares, on either side
of which throughout their length of half
a mile We're unbroken stretches of tenn
porariiy erected stands filled to their
capacity with black CARRIED humanity.
By arrangement between the West