The sun., 1910-05-12

-h4f tho arrangements Tor Alng EuNafu
srs,,I will ls. II i known. however,
.,,, ,r. police are afraid ~ q crush In
r,,f,r-a- square. and therefore the route
~, On. PROCESSION will bs altered.
IL sir 10 nartlv throukh th" HoTse
E..r4- .u the Mall and 81 James street
d, Uy,ta Plrk This will eliminate Ira
hIf.r Square and Regent street.
Tt. DIV will hs remuved frum Buck-
iDrt,m rslareat ~ ~ o'clock next Tues
t,ymu.utnr The procession will proreed
-. f.me pace hv way of the Mall,
p,n MAJ and whitehall ~ Westminster
B.l r.,r, the Lprd chancellor and the
rsr,.rs & ho,h houses of Parliament
uaI rerstys the body.
Tho Archbishop II Canterbury assisted
t,y4nnn wibsriorce. will conduct . short
s.r,,r- az Westminster Hall on tho arrival
of,ha body The members Of both houses
ofParIiarrent will attend this ssrvice.
Enc George has decided to take part
m th- funeral procession from West
rrns,er Hall 10 PaddingSon station. The
. court vl.' remove to Windsor on May 10,
To day nefore the funeral.
Ifs yu@rn Mother Alexandra continues
N good health. although suffering under
rssr sorrow This morning Shs gave
an audience 70 Prime Minister Asquith.
Ear Morley. Secretary of State for India:
Rsrrnali McKenna. First Lord % the
Ada,raItv. and r r. Haldane. Secretary
Of state for War Tho four Ministers
later took farewell view 10 the late King
Ftva-i features.
Ia- uody It'll lies on tha deathbed
lie ~ nm which j. % contain h will hs
s.aisd day and transferred IN the throne
-rDw There r will remain pOnding the
removal % Westminster Hall
The Dovager czarina Marie Of Russia
ard the Grand Duke Michael arrived this
morning. Hing George and Queen Mary
met them a. the railway station. The
p'vagsr Emprass. who IL q sister of the
Qt.en Mother was weeping A. she kissed
ID" Jr"en
FNsLlsH PRoTRsrANTs ARoUsED
If- controversy over the accession
declaration increases in heat. but its max
mum ,emr~rature has not vet been
reached The various Protestant so
cisu-s "a tH- United Kingdom. the num-
r'r y hoh is surprising. are hastily
rlr,.iEg lI ttcl armOr eager for the
camHr and dust of the polemir lists
Tho giant Pope Is still tu large pro-
portion = the protesting Christians
forming these societies what hs was O.
Pn.4U
|H. London Council ~ United Pro /
ta.'ar' Societies, representing hfty-one
u' '1ess 4-spCilt.ons. Nill hold a special !
'-e'Dg tomorrow to consider the |
.-.nL Fhich is a euphsmism for do |
.sHTE "a. routrance on all attempts /
Pc 'alrer sith the declaration That |
-s-s Be- a consldarn bic strain 81 political !
300 ~ a section Of the hostile thronR
. --0~n hv letter sent to the press by
chairman n tho Church Association.
-'CIsi" embracing the evangelical
-ar0h n the Established Church. ~ .
Hlrh Conservatism il almost matter
. r-igiqcs con viction
oNsLAUGHt on REDMOND
The chairman. attacking John Red b
rond 80 the author of the letter % the .
Prime Minister. says.
NJ Redmond carries hrs dictatorship
1eyond the hounds of dcc-ncy. Re-
lore the remains ~ our late beloved
King could Ne laid IN their conn he hss
he audacity to annolncs that his claim
N Mr. Asquith is nothing less than that
he Bill OF RI Rights and the Act OF Settlement.
he tuin foundation Of the British throne.
hall be treated a. 20 much waste paper
nd be deliberately disobeyed on the
.dvics Of the Prime Minister
This il but q sample Of the contempt
or the Constitution and Of the hatred (
2 the free institutions of this country
rhich are manifested by the paid agents
: the priest party. whose va chest
J replenished by Irish American sym
s'hisers A lawyer Of Mr. Asquith's
however much he might wish
change made IN the law. would nscss-
aniy recoil at the suggestion ~ such
sg-ant act Of treacherous disloyalty ,
p Nr Redmond dares to suggest
The secretary Of the same body seems ,
1 10 impressed by the mildness Of the
'rns n the declaration He says that
B 10 scottish coronation oath. in which ,
10 sovereign swears 10 maintain the ,
rss1ytsrian Confession Ot Faith IN Scot :
.H1 tha afirmatiOns concerning the
ona and Rpmanism are much stronger
1ta the English declaration. King
gorge has already taken this oath. adds ,
ls secretary. The Scots are canny ,
rd ns.-t upon the King tlkinR their Il
en- even hefors he meets the Privy
r.r~
20 'hIrch Association has already
~ VI Asquiih ana every menber u
'a houses of Parliament a copy of a b
l'- -.r11 nessed by the association
'r .n~nE the proposal 70 suppress the
s-.-frI1 and demanding that the
-.e-~snt promptly reject Mr. Red n
-.l1 .nsidous appeal a
rrrrAtIsTIc ArTTrrDE.
i-- EnRhsh Church Union. which q
'eae. No same relation 20 the ritualistic :,
-."rr The Church u England as the
'u-.h association does ~ the evan n
'.0ss 'ases different view. The b
f ends ~ Use all its inhusnos 20 q
% '.- .". .sration reasonably amended. =,
'. '.ar 10 would suffice II the king /,
'.. .. swear n protsct the rights and
'Fa English Church without =
'..- the Old World theological Z
.~.' Moreover. said The Unions
.''.." losing the question. many
" '"" hat the declaration l. 90