The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-05-26

OF mourning along the route were unit
form. Venetian masts with laurel
wreaths at their tops had been erected
at intervals. The public showedaless
urlanimity In their selection OF slg1a
of grief
The route vas lined with ttOunRtlde
OF troops. behind whonnaware massed
countless thousands QfApeople In deep
black on the averne.ats below and the
house fronts above, Withthe balconies
windows and roofs crowded.
Every Branch Of Service
Every brarchsoT the observation-disclosures
of the empire was represented Iii the
long columns, which preceded h gun
carriage. An officer OF the headQuar-s
tiers staff. mounted, headed the process
sion with the bands of. the household
cavalry. The territorials and colonials
came just behind the bands, then other
volunteers corps, the honorable artil-
alery company, officers OF the Indian
regiments In their picturesque uni-
forms n dturbans, followed by detach-
ments Of infantry. Foot guards, royal
engineers, garrison, field mi horse
artillery, cayalary OF h line and regi-
iTiaffts OF household 4cavalary followed.
The royal marine infantry and artil-
|lery and naval representatives came
next, with the military attaches of the
foreign embassies, the officers of tila
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field marshals and massed bands play-gg
ing solemn funeral marches. The great
officers OF the royal house OF England
were headed by the Earl Marshal, the
Duke of Norfolk, and followed by a.
noncommfssioned officer OF the house,
hold cavalry, bearing the royal stand
ard. 81 E7As
The king rode between the German,
emperor and the Duke OF Connaught,t
all in brilliant uniforms. and next mi
line was the group OF rulers, heirs tor
the tilroHe,s princes Of grsat tata4a
special ambassadors.
Royal Persons in Order.
The members of the royal houses
horseback followed In this order:
First fle-The Duke OF Connaug,it:i
King George, Emperor William.
Second file-King Haakon, OF Nor.
way; King George. Of Greece; Kings
Alfonso, of Spain.
Third fie-King Ferdinand, Of Bull
garia; King Frederick, Of Denmark
King Manuel, Of Portugal.
Fourth fle-Prince Yussuf Zyyedin.t
the heir apparent OF Turkey; King Alt
bert, OF Belgium: Arch Duke Francist
Ferdinand, heir to the throne of AUS
tria- Hungary.
Fifth fle-Prince S%adanaru Fushimi.,
of Japan; Grand Duke Michael, OF Rus;
STA, the Duke OF Aosta, representing,
Italy; the Duke Of Sparta. who Is
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Prince Ferdinand. OF Rumania.
Sixth fle--Prince Henry, OF Prussia
representing the Germany navy;
Prince Charles of Sweden: Prince
Henri, OF Holland: the Duke OF Sake
Coburg-Gotha; Crown Prince OF Mon.i
tenegro; Grown Prince Alexander. OF
Servia.
Seventh ile-Frince Mohamamed Ali,
Said Pasta Zulfikar, Watser Pasha, OF
Egypt: the Sultan Of Zanzibar.
Then followed the princc.y and ducaI
representatives of a dozen German
states. the members of the Erlglish
royal family, the Duke D'Alencon and
Prince Bovaradej, of Siam.
Roosevelt Far Behind.
The mounted group was followed by
~ state carriages. The first was oc-
Coupled by the Queen Mother Alexandra.
the Princess Royal and the Princess
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 was shared by,
Special American Ambassador Theo-,
dore Roosevelt, M. Pichon, French,
Montaz Els, sultaneh Of Persia.
The ninth carriage was occupied by
Lord S~trathcona, lord high commits
sioner for Canada; Sir George Reid
and William Paul Jones. The two car
riages following carried persons In
waiting.
Arriving at Paddington station the,
casket was placed in the funeral car,
which carried the funeral party to
Windsor. The royal saloon was up
holstered in purple and white silk, and;
a catalfalque erected In the center
s%uDported the casket. The car was oc-
cupied by King George, Queen Mary.
the Queen Mother Alexandria, eight
other soyereigns and zeal relatives.
Special trains followed with the high
officials. foreign representatives and
special ENJOYS,
LAST CEREMONIES ARE
CONDUCTED AT WINDSOR
Windsor, May 20.-It was a bitter