Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
.....,,,u. the Heir Of the Throne Of
Belgium, pies' All sorts
Of Rumors.
- ,s.ssss or rnr NEW BRA.
'H' zlLiAN MINISTRY.
n. Revolution in ChIll' The Insurgents
Continue the BloeAade.-
other Items.
r.,,uspn TO the Srws.I
mai, Of the Beiria" Throne "'es
1h' unexpectedly.

-. Heir OF tue b''h
Nv unexpectedly.
o.,.ssv,s. Jan. 2s.-Prince Baudou-
bho aIsw Of King Leopold, aud heir
10, nv ,h,nn. Of Belgium, died this
70 m The alleged cause was
nlo,nnnhI,is The death caused tre'
piVn ,ia,s sen.atIon and created conster.
p,ls,, ,nonR all classes. Al sorts OF
eAuos ,rein circulation NJ the public
tunio d., warr that the Prince was III.
NJ ~, Haudouin Leopold Philippe
,.,Ie CHARLES Antoine Joseph Louis
Ms,, IN N Inc Count OF flanden, the
sa,hss OF King Leopold. Prince
pp'V',do,dn was born June 3, 1859. lie
ss Cap,aln Of the Belgian Catbi'
va. and Captain Of the Prussinn
he,, attached IN the second regi.
,nsnt u the Hanoverian dragoons;
Intense excitement prevails NJ Btus-
AL. and throughout the provinces,
ctowds Of people are parading the
street. or gathered la knots at Tue
street corners, eagerly discussing the
.I,nailon. ON all sides the warmest
rxrREsIossof SYMPATHY
-,,h tho royal family isheard. Prince
psndouin,s popularity and brilliant
,sIsnts and bright hopes conferred by the
p.lglans on hlsf,iture career, mnkcthem
- Inc prlncei- loes In the keenert
manner posniblc. The news Of the
s,lncc,s death Il withheld from his
s,.,er. Princess Henrictte, q beautiful
,lti 10 years OF age, who In danger.
en.Iy slck from Inflammation Of tile
lungs. The Palace Of the Count OF
Pander-, where the princess resides,
/. surrounded by a strong force Of
n,lloe. who Il doing the utmost 10 pre-
Ven, any unusual noise In the streets
fom arouslng the suspicious OF the
siiferiug princess.
The most alarming rumors are circu.
iatlng on all sides, and M the day pro-
s,csscd II was openly asserted that the
death Of the Prince was n repetition OF
the circumstances surrounding the
death Of Archduke Rudolph, heir TO
the Austrian throne, who met death Ia
some mysterious manner Ia January,
lssp. II II added that n
nEAuTpuL GERMAN COVERINGS,
who had been recently banlshed
ffom the Belgian court, by order
NJ King Leopold, was In some
way connected with the death OF
Bandouln. Rumor also had It that
there had been nm intrigue between
the govofncs. and the prince and the
result OF the llason was sald To have
been the birth Of u child. In any cas-,
the death OF Prince Baudouin In sur.
rounded with mystery and speculation,
The court phyricians In the death
certificate, announce that Prince Bau
douin's death was
CAUSED ~ iIEMoRRifAoEs,
following n severe attack Of bronchitis
The physicians also assert that In,
prince ohughta chill while watching
beside his sister, Prlnccss He 'e,tn
who has been III for some time hu
these statements given TO ia bli'
are far from convincing the people %
the real cause OF the death Of Prime,
Bludouin, and the startling rumor
already referred 10, are popularity be-
lleycd 10 be founded ON III,
solid basis OF fact OF some descrip
ton. Telegrams and messages o
coincidence with the royal famil,
Of Belgium ia their great sorrow
are reaching Brussels from all parts o
Europe. The brother Of Prince Bau
douln, Prince A lbert Leopold Clencn
Mario Melnrad, who was born Apr
:, 1915, Il now heir 10 the throne O
Belgium.