Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

He WIFE THAT VICTORIA DOES Not HErn;-
HIZE.-The Chicago .TouraGI has 2 tele gram from
London, dated Pee. Il. sayiEy:-Y0u VIII he
surprised 10 hear that the marriage 10 take
lace between the eE-kinG Of Hanover and the
Princess Thyra. of Denmark. could not be- sol
emnLed without the consent OF queen Victoria
ana that such consent has lately been declared
Under the Great Seal of Great Britain. TIE ex-
hing, or more correctly lie would have hpen
King OF Hanover if Hanover had not been yytped
OF the European slate by Germany. Is a Nom
per OF The royal family OF Great Britain. and Is
IKE or Cumberland ia the British peeTaTe
To the marriage OF the humblest member
OF the royal family The consent OF the reign
Ing monarch must be obtained. or else such
marriage Is net legal. and the issue of
il illegttmate. Hence the children OF the
present Duke OF Cambridge. though their
HiCtilef Is as coed woman as ever lived are
SIMPLY DaS1alds; The cruelty OF this arrange
ment has been brought before the public mind
Lately 10y the announcement that Capt. fitZ-
george, son OF the Duke of Cambria 20" had
been appointed Assistant Private Secretary To
TIE Secretary for War. The existence OF such
a parsonage EaS Unknown to the ma iOTIty OF
the present generation. He Is a nae fellow
beloved by his father and mother. Who were
married years ago according 10 the rites OF the
Church, but which marriage the Queen refused
to recognize because her cousin George, wife
the woman he loved well enough TO select
above all royal PrnceSstS at his disposal! vas
an actress. And 50 the capt. Fi1eeorgc OF to
day the Idol Cf society, and deemed worthy OF
occupy ing 50 important post IL the govern
ment OF the country. although the Churea saws
he is the honest sen of an honest marriage is
according 10 law. only bastard. II0G. long
0 Lcgd. Row lOng.
RESTORED TO LIFE.-FTum lady WHO arrived
az tie s.. James hOtt. saturday iron, the cen
tIal portion OF Arkansas we learn the particu-
lars VI an affair which posse SSeS many features
ei interest and 10 the medical profession in
particular. The lady left her home al the be-
ginning Of the present cold snap with the in
tentlon OF coming 10 Joplin. and. there being
10 ether conveyance. Was compelled to lp
lie entire "Trip b! stare. Tie only pa,ScHgerin
the stage with her was a man very lanly clad
Willie crossing the Boston ln0uptains he com
planned Very nGch OF the cold; and, IN fact. the
weather WAS remarkably cold. even for the ton
OF those mCuntainS. After a while he appzF-
Entity fell asleep. arriving at the station 0n
the north SIDE or the mountains, the driver al
tempted TO awaken tire passenger but, TO his
ROTOR, found him 1TOlen Stif and aDgGrently
dead. He was taken Cut OF the hack aud placed
IN = room, VI hich was rather cold, though moi
a, low as the freezing point b. several degrees
! lie lady remained al the station until the next
DAY, and Just as she was preparing TO resume
Eet Journey was surprised to learn that signs
81 life had been detected i'll the supposed dead
al, who was to have been buried that fore
neon. True enough. Signs OF life were plainly
to he observed, ana by lively rubbing with llan-
rels saturated with whisky Tor about an hour
lie was abe 10 speak. When the lady left he
Wa fast recovering from his StuD0r. and she
has 10 doubt. 10y this time ne has fully Tecov-
eled Had lie continued in that condition three
hours longer he would doubtless have been
buried as ali thought he was dead. Eping
placed In a room Il just the right temperature
no doubt assisted his rec0yery.-iJoyiin (MoA
Daily Herald.