The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-05-26
WORLDS RULERS
FOLLOW KINGS
BODY TO TOMB
ROOSEVELT, IN CIVILIAN GARb,
RIDES AFTER OTHERS IN BRIL-
LIANT UNIFORMS.
BURIAL AT WINDSOR CASTLE
Casket, on Gun Carriage, Is Conveyed
to ST. Georges Chapel, Where 1t
Now Rests
MANY SPECTATORS HURT IN CRUSH

LONDON, May 20.-Today the empire
mourned and surrendered its royal dead.
After funeral rites due the enc to
whom the Laws Of the land gave first
place in honor, dignity and power the
body of Edward VII. thirty sixth in the
line of the soverigns of England since
the Norman conquest, lies tonight in the
crypt of St. Georges chapel royal al
Windsor nearby the royal tomb house
where it will have a final resting place
The. state funeral was conducted IN
accordance with precedent the. pomp
and ceremonial borrowed from the past
being rendered more effective by LAVISH
display of modern mourning. After
having lay in state for three days, the
body was ia ken In stately procession TINS
morning to Paddington station, where IT
was placed III a funeral cur and removed
TO Windsor TOR burial.
Kings, princes, and representatives, OF
foreign governments followed the casket
through the streets Of the capital lnGd
with 10000 troops that held III check
the Dumberless mass of humanity that
from every point Of vantage silently
watched the pageant.
No such professional spectacle had
been witnessed in London since Queen
Fictoria's jubilee. The parade included
many of the greatest men of the king
dom with representatives, of all arms Of
the service and delegations from the
most famous regiments Of the empire,
and representative groups Of foreign
armies and navies.
Terrier in Procession.
Behind the Casket. upon which rested
the imperial symbols, followed the late
Kings charger while has fayorte 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
parsonage In the parade attracted great
er general interest than did Theodore
Roosevelt, the special American Hmbas-
sador, whose civilian "lnth"g "OutraStcd /
curiously with the gIded state coach
with its white Wiggcd and silk Stockuged
tunkies, In which he rode.
The representatives Of the two great
republics, the United States aud France. |
were given position AZ the rear of all
the royalties and tile prince of the pet
test of European states. Their carriage
followed those cnrry,u the royal ladies'
and they were the last 10 the line of the
representatives, of foreign governments.
Ihe Duke Of Orleans was gwen pre-
cedence as the envoy of the French pee.
pie.
The booming of minute gun, and the
fo.lng Of bells accompanied ia, move
meut Of the PROCESSION while the binds
n turn played THE Dead March from
saul and "thulns IWu"rn, March"
Ihrongs n London
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