Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-15
ENGLAND MOURNING,
.,-,,pLr eonoirlou OF PalHsess
MARY



...r,ttttt.. nIaeus-rd -uourninE ln
the hiug,iain.
r,.,,x. Jqu. l4.-rhc gossip con.
-. lie tucctH-i0n, which was
,s,riv INDUCED iu DURING We Illness ~
~ is. M. been grsltly Increased
,tt.t..th. IL A. generally agreed
,.' S,s,r will now DO made In hrlua-
,., ,i.,ut tho marriage . Frnce
'iHH,r'... a., remove the plssiLtlity Oi thr
t,'c' ,,i.,.,ssipu. This pgssibihsy II now
,i'v.t with ,aisnimiiy ny mumuvrs
'St,, rnbility, who believe that Wl
d, IN, throne ah0uii be ~ full
,'y.l blood. II hiutri very broadly
,b.t a marriage between frlnto
RI, re-. and the PTinceru Mary Of Irck
mi. arranged. Tho weekly paper
V.sra S,atrt however, today stated
u..t. A marriage had already been
.,rsufei hrtweuu Prince George ami
he dsu Inter u Prince AMI Princess
gbII.tiun OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
So performances will be given NJ
any Of the leading theatres tonight,
ury having closed their doors as a
iotru vi rrapact IA the dead Prime.
An newspapers OF evcry shate Of
1Wni.n express In their Leaders deep
Hgrrt aud the most prol1unl sympathy
Win he Prince and frinecss ~ Wales
All pnHcc-A Mary.
r.esfams from all pars ~ the
i'rsi0u show that the death OF tire
futs WIS received everywhere with
ttans 0f deep regret ana sorrow. Inc
Duke OF ConnRught, uncle ~ Prince
Albert Victor, aud poraonnl aid'de-
camp 90 the Queen, arrived at Ports
mouth ut noon nom Oeborue. He i'm.
telialrly took q special train for
s,ndriurhRm n represent the Queen
there. Her Majesty wa. Frustrated by
TIE h'nw that hns fallen upon her,
through the death Of Der gtRudsou,Rni
dii not feel equal 10 tho task Of accom-
psny Mr the Duke Of CunnaughL Shr
Hill remriuH at Osborne house.
Roth the Pripco aud Princes OF
Walfh look ha gsnri aud worn out 10y
their continued watching by tho bod.
iIr of their ron. The condition Of
Princess Mary Is pltiabe. She wan.
lcr- from r0I'n 10 room, weeping bit.
terly. She cannot be- made 10 stay In
ono place for two minutes together,
aud she appears TO be- dazed at the
suidun taking OH Of her betrothed hus-
band. Sine Tsiuses 20 touch food,
and her terrible distress aud worthless
sorrow cau,es much apprehension re-
CARING her.
This afternoon messages ~ condol.
oncc began pouring In, and already
such messages have been received from
most Of the rulers Of the world.
Il. may be- stated that Prince George
Is i.g more popular among all classes
Of British society than was his brother.
The 81. James OI.site this afternoon
IA an article which IL Il believed re-
fleets general feeling, says: at would
be- lycuphnncy 10 cay thut tho hapless
phuCe was regarded with tho euthu..
ia,'ic devotion Of an intense personal
Iegari by those over whom he might
have ruled. The death Ofthe Duke can
hardly make any seflous difference In
the political or dynsstic situation"
Message, OF confidence have been
received from the rulers Of all the
Countries In the world. The Prince Of
Wales left the house In the afternoon,
accompanied by Admiral Stephenson,
Tor n short walk. An Associated Press
correspondent met him walking slowly
slng the road. lie gave a distressed
lOlk.
The Queen directed the publication
OF the following: "Her Majesty heard
early this morning, with The deepest
sfici, the news Of the calamity which
has boiallen the ROYAL family and the
whole nation. The Queen was devoted.
" attached 10 her buloved grauis IN,
who always evinced the greatest nfiec.
lion toward her Majesty, and whose
charming deposition aud high chnrac-
lef had endrared him to her sine.
childhood. Her Majesty, ON receiving
Yesterday tho news OF the Duke's
critical Hines, WAS anxious to proceed
al once to Sanirnghnn, but was dis.
tuadtd by medical advlce.n
"Siuce the death Of Princeas Char
loue the heart NJ the nation has never
hsen 40 deeply touched,o says the
@dHdafd. "sympathy aud patriotic
pain ate felt In no email degree In
AmcTiuA.n
The Chronicle says there is q feeling
mat The continuance OF the male sue.
'''s'Vh cannot be too well guaranteed.
uARRt3oN's c)NDoLENcEs.
WASulNdrOS, Jan. II Sir Julian
ff'NNiNFNt ANAAlHH lulAINiHFs tuuAN
.hc.hily notified Secretary Blaine oi
lHr death VI the ID IKE o. Clarence and
Avualals. This afternoon ths Secr,.
Try replied, by direction Of the Presl
uirnt expressing higsjrrow. apd stating
iuat The minister OF the United sites
lh London mad been directed to MAKE
Ntu''ablt communication there.
the popE IS SORRY TOO.
hoNE. Jan. II erhe Pope today die.
ne ! au aiectiOnatc telegram to Queen
llcIlrlh aud the Prince Of Wales OK.
l'essing bis confidence.
ANrRrS FREDERICK Will M THERE.
BRmfS, Jan. n. 49, The Emore..
ifelrfut will probably go To England
~ attend thu iuncfal vi her nephew.
~ d pslhable that Prince Henry viii
also go la behalf OF Emperor William
no rHyfW IT.
'"N'" Denies fltuinor Tho Trnnlc
Association,