Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-20

the massive walls. The gray towers
and battlements, over which the union
Jack was flying az half mast, never
appeared more impressive.
In the streets was "a mass OF people
black with "a lano Kept open Boy Two
solid lines Of soldiers Tor the cofteBe
20 pass through
When the royal train arrived at the
station the body ~ the monarch was
again placed on gun carriage ana
the procession was reformed with the
addition of the ambassadors. ministers
and other representatives, OF foreign
states. Thus 10 passed through the
purple draped streets 20 the castle and
into st Georges chapel
The clergy who were to conduct the
service were ion the chapel when the
corteRe arrived They were the arch
bishop of Canterbury. the archbishop Of
York. the bishops Of Winchester and
oxford and the dean of Windsor. the
three latter respectively tho prelate.
chancellor aud registrar OF the Garter.
Tho caskct was placed ON purple
catafalquo before tho altar which was
fairly buried boa floral pieces
As the minute guns Doomed. and tho
bells tollcd the caskct borne on the
shoulders Of grcnadier guards was
placed ON Che C8tafaiquc
The lord chamberlain and lord
steward took positions at the right 90
the catafalque. King George as chief
mourner stood at the head Of the
caskct
His maIestys body guard " gentle
men ~ arms stood at the lcft of the
bier with axes reversed The funeral
party hlled the edihco and overlooked
INTO the Prince Consort chapel Co the
south
THE SERVICE.
Therc was moment of profound
silence when positions had been taken
and then The archbishop Of Canterbury
ana the bishop OF Winchester advanced
20 the casket.
Inc choir chantcd MAN That u Born
OF woman, and the congrog alton re-
cited the Lords prayer. the low rum
ole or many voices being accomp1ulcI
hy founud's music. The service OF the
church Of England was followed
throughout Following the Lords
prayer the anthem How Bioet Are
They was sung, after which the Rar-
tor king arms advanced TO the altar
ana spoke as follows:
For as much AZ 10 hath plcasod Al
mighty God To take out of this life unto
MS divine mercy the late most hirh.
most mighty and most excellent mon
arch Edward. by the grace OF God. of
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland. king. defender Of the faith.
emperor OF India and sovereign Of tho
most noble order of the Garter. let us
humbly bescech Almighty God 10 bless
with long life. health and honor and am
worldly happiness the most high. most
mighty and most excellent monarch. our
sovereign lord George. now bv the
grace OF God Of the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain and Ireland king. defend
er Of the faith. emperor OF India and
sovereign OF the most mobile order of
the Garter. God save the king
An answering murmur Of God save
the king arose from the assemblagc
The archbishop Of Canterbury uro-
nounced the solemn bcnodiction after
which as the bishop Of Winchester he
knelt before the altar in moment Of
silent prayer As tho clergy rose to
their feet the hush was broken and the
procession Withdrew from the chapel
IN the order Of its entrance. The body
OF Edward VII remained before tho
altar later to find a permanent resting
place Ia the royal tomb house I'm Al
bert memorial chapel
During the services in St. Georges
chapel, the widowed queen moved TO
the foot OF the casket and knelt. At the
conclusion Of the service the casket |
was lowered 10 the crypt Before this
was done King George placed small
royal standard on tho coffin.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt was present.
having a place among the members of
The diplomatic corps and thcir wives
Tho American aides Co Mr. Roosevelt
IT. Bentley Motif American military at
tacho AZ Paris. and Lieut. Command
on Reginald Belnap. were with the em-
hassy attaches In tho Nave