World leaders Pay Last Respects to Hussein 　　A galaxy of world leaders gathered in Amman yesterday to join Jordanians in an emotional farewell to King Hussein, killed by cancer after 47 years as a pillar of stability in the turbulent Middle East. 　　Russian President Boris Yeltsin, defying his doctors to pay his last respects one week after hospital treatment for a bleeding stomach ulcer, arrived to join mourners. UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, US President Bill Clinton and dozens of other leaders were at the funeral. Chinese Ambassador Liu Baolai to Jordan was also there as a special envoy of the Chinese government. 　　Flags on every embassy in the desert kingdom's capital flew at half mast ahead of the funeral, which was set for 11:50 am, 24 hours after Hussein died. 　　Jordan's 4.6 million people, many of them hysterical with grief at Hussein's passing. 　　*Jordanian 19-year-old prince Hamza Sunday was named as the new crown prince of Jordan at a royal meeting chaired by the new King Abdullah Bin Hussein. 　　The decision was taken upon the last will of late King Hussein, who died Sunday morning after losing a seven-month battle against lymphatic cancer. 　　 WorldNews 1999-02-09 Page6 Full Story in Chinese