Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
Most Imposing Ceremony
 England Mas Seen THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD
Among Whom the Late King Now Sleeps-Tod Will Witness Departure of European Royalty,
 Called Together By Death

London, May 20.-Sovereigns and representatives of the powers of all the world paid their last tribute to- day to England's great monarch. Ed ward VII, whose body now rests in St Georges chapel at Windsor Gas lie. where the bones of Edward N. the sixth and eighth Henrys, Charles l. the third and fourth Georges and William " are entOmbed.
 Bright sunshine followed q night of thunderstorms tSat swept the city and soaked the funeral decorations that hung along the line of march. but had no deterrent effect on the gathering thousands. who sought points of vantage from which to watch the passing of the cortege. Lundons millions filled the streets and open places as they have never before filled either at a funeral pr a festival
 The cortege moved from Westmin- ster Hall through solid double lines of ed-coated soldiers. standing with rifles reversed and regimental colors dipped to the ground.
 At the railway station the casket was placed on funeral car and taken to Windsor where. after the Church of England service had been conducted by the Archbishop of Can Ierbury in St. Georges chapel. it was tntomber in the Albert Memorial chapel adjoining.
 No such spectacle has been wit messed in London since Queen Vic tura's jubilee. The parade included many of the greatest men of the kingdom. with representatives of all arms of the service and delegations from the most famous regiments of the empire and representative groups from foreign armies and navies.
 Behind the casket on which rested the imperial symbol. followed the late kings charger. while his favorite terrier was led by a Highland sol dier just before the imperial en- sign
 King George. Emperor William and several other members of the royalty wore the uniforms of British gen. erals
 The representatives of the two great republics. the United States 
 at the rear of all royalties and the princes of the pettiest European states and their carriages were before them in the line of representatives of foreign governments.
 It is doubtful if so many people were ever before in London. All along the Mall in St. James street and Hyde park the throng almost
 
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 The services at St. Georges chapel were deeply impressive As the min ute guns boomed and the bells tolled the casket was borne on the should CTS of grenadiers and was placed on the purple catafalque before the altar, which was fairly buried in floral pieces.
 The lord chamberlain and lord steward took position at the right of the catafalque. King George, as chief mourner. stood at the head of the casket.
 There was a moment of profound silence. then the archbishop of Can terbury and bishop of Winchester advanced to the casket. The choir chanted. Man is Born of Woman. and the congregation recited the Lords prayer. the low rumble of many voices being accompanied by Gounod's music
 The service of the Church of Eng land was followed throughout The archbishop of Canterbury pronounced the solemn benediction. after which. with the bishop of Winchester. he Ilnelt before the altar a moment in silent prayer. As the clergy arose the hush was broken and the procession withdrew from the chapel. The body of King Edward VIII remained before the altar later to find a permanent rest ing place in the royal tomb house in Albert Memorial chapel.
 The pageantry that marked the lmrial of Victoria was as naught compared with the magnificence Of todaN's ceremony which was splendid in its accompaniments of gilded coaches and royal standards.
 Several of the mourners. including Archduke Francis Ferdinand. of Aus tria. and Prince Charles of Sweden. left London tonight. but all the reigning monarchs remained. and the