The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-01-26
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Dukes Co0n-Ths Kaiser Pays
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Csui1s Memory.

LoEpoN, Jap. 3.-The, fear that the
dueiS4 = Of Fife may. through . combine
ton sfsvsnts, succ sed to the throne. con-
tisuss - excite the English people, par
tieSlarly those Of the nobility and
upper classes. A well-informed cor
respondent says that Prince George
Of Wales, who, through bis brothers.
death, becomes heir presumptivs to the
throne, will almost Immediately be made
duke Of Sussex and that his engagement
to some princess viii be announced before
the end Of the season II 10 hcpei that the
grsatsst precautions will b taken with
regard to the health Of Prince George,
stronger constitution than that possessed
BY his brother. II WAS generally
understood that when Princess Louise
married the earl Of Fife whom the queen
afterward created . duke, she renounced
her rights Of succession, but II II now
known that she did not. In the event Of
the duchess Of Fife becoming queen, the
duke of Fife would, Of course. be made
prince consort and the idea Of his holding
that most sxaltsd position Is not at al &C.
ceptable to the nation. Such succession
might hsve unfortunate results.
The death Of the duke Of Clarence has
had . very great effect upon many
branches Of trade. Tho prospects Of the
season." however, will not be seriously
interfered with, the queen having recon-
sidered her determination aot = hold the
usual "drawing-rooms" n May. The
queen has heretofore been assisted ut the
drawing rooms" BY the princess Of
Wales, whose place will now b. taken BY
the duchess Of Albany, widow Of Prince
Leopold, fourth son Of the queen, who
died III 1854. Although the members Of
the royal family win take no part what
ever in private entertainments, the vari-
Gus dances, teas, ETC.. Of society will con-
tinue much ~ usual
A remarkable feature N connection with
the death Of the duke Of Clarence and
Avondsle il the demonstrations that are
still made. The Albert memorial chapel
was opened 70 the public to-day And hum
dreds Of people went from London and
other points to Windsor to look at the
comm containing the body Of the duke.
The neglect Of the German kaiser to OBJ
serve the respect due to the duke Of
Clarence il resented In the court circle
here. The emperor went ON . shooting
excursion to Buchsburg on tho
eve Of the dukes death, although
he had been apprised that his
condition was critical and even after
the telegram announcing the
dukes death he continued his sport He
did not call on the British ambassador IN
iii Sunday afternoon and ss4s-.d mourn
ing for only ten days instead of three
weeks as usual. He also neglected his
mother.
Prince George Of Wales will probably
be promoted to the command Of the
queens yacht Victoria and Albert" and
atsr appointed . rear admiral Re-
searches for precsdents enabling Prince
George to marry Princess May
have disclosed the fact that Il
s rule that in the event Of the death of
her betrothed . royal princess must wait
i've years before becoming again BE-
.rothsd The Prince - Wales has refused
10 allow wedding p,ss~nss to b used for .
oeuaiOu.