Seizure Outside 12-Mile Mark:
The "Speed Boat" Helen the prolonged corement New London, Con., Nov. 28. three miles over snowbound roads, The Ocean Maid from Sandringham to Wolferton on 4ay. was released t>-
Thorsday in the most inclement] weather weather; he walked yes day from St. James's Palace the Mall and Whitehall to the Abbey) in driving snow, and rose early today to bid farewell at the station with the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and Prince Henry to the King of the Belgians, who is turning to Brussels, ' all standing ith hats in hand till the train had] disappeared, when His Majesty immediately drove off to prepare for the journey to Windsor to attend the interment at the Albert Mem. orial Chapel, where by the King' present. wish only Royal Mourners will be The Government's case depend on proving that the peed boat" Helen ws capable of reaching the shore in one hour, but the Helen has since sunk in a gale—Reuter's American Note: schooner Ocean seized recently outside the but the coast guards] has that the taken after the capture of the "speed boat" Helen, which was conveying liquor, it was alleged, from the Ocean Reuter. ste of Queen Al exandra ended at one o'clock this morning, but when the Abbey was closed, the Gentlemen-at-Arms and Yeomen of the Guard kept a vigil throughout the night, and were re-Yieved at daybreak, when the coffin was carried to a motor-hearse for conveyance to Windsor.
'A group of people with heads bared reverently bow@i London's last farewell as the hearse glided from the Abbey gates.
The coffin was hidden in the fo of Queen Alexandra's standard. few wreaths were still in positi ion.
Two Royal cars, with Court] officials, and one, with Guardsmen and the coffin-besters, followed.
The King has issued a message
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